Frothy home.

Froghopper larvae are coated in a mass of froth.
This froth protects the larva from predators as it feeds on young leaves and shoots, The larva produces the froth by forcing air into a fluid exuded from its anus.

[Babs]

Wow this is amazing, what a great shot, so interesting.

[Diana]

Absolutely amazing!

[Beryl Lloyd]

Great find - interesting info !!

[*lynn]

great shot ... we learn something new each day!

[gloria jones]

Neat capture and info

[Taffy]

This is fascinating. Thanks for sharing! And an interesting image as well.

[Mags]

Never knew! Great find and capture.

[Milanie]

That is fascinating - sharp image

[Paul Williamson]

Not a lot of people knew that Lee, including me. A nice shot as well.

[Shepherdman]

Interesting shot, well spotted

[Elizabeth]

Great capture and and interesting description.

[Phil Howcroft]

lots of info in the narrative to accompany your super detailed macro shot

[Jane Pittenger]

Fascinating

[haskar]

Nice find. Great close up.

[Shanne]

lovely capture of this

[Bill]

Nice find and information.

[william wooderson]

Nature is endlessly fascinating!

[Rob Z]

Good heavens - that's so interesting.