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Red Banded Leahopper
| Hannah Romero |
Velarde Elementary |
| 2nd Grade |
Velarde, NM |
| Common Name: |
Red Banded Leahopper |
| Genus & Species: |
Graphocephala spp. |
| Physical Description: |
3 inch red and blue body, orange legs and
head, piercing mouth |
| Habitat: |
Open fields, woods, gardens |
| Food: |
Juice from leaves |
| Lifecycle: |
Incomplete metamorphosis-3 stages |
| Winter Survival: |
Hibernation |
| Lifespan: |
1 season |
| Sleep Cycle: |
Diurnal |
| Niche: |
Prey |
| Role to Humans: |
Pest |
| Interesting Facts: |
Saliva is injected into a leaf causing
it to wither. |
| Sources: |
Golden Guide to Insects, Audubon Society
Field Guide |
Expressive Drawing

Scientific Drawing
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