Tiny white fluffy bug! It is a Fluffy Planthopper nymph

This is another very tiny bug that I followed! The bottom right he has no fluff on. Then all I see is a ball of fluff. I had to prove it was a bug so the left photo shows his legs. The top right you can look close and see his eye and legs. Amazing little creatures!

Thank you for identifying this little creature @Carolb

[👑 AnaZad]

Amazing little creature for sure. I have never seen it.

[KAL]

@anazad511 Thanks Ana, Another 365 friend gave me a source to send photos and they will help identify bugs. I will send this when I have time.

[Wendy]

What an amazing bug! And an even more amazing capture.
Looks as if he actually picked up the fluff for camouflage - could that be Milk Weed fluff?
Would be very interesting to know the history of this one.
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[joey d.Muli]

Wow----never seen like this before---very scary/strange looking bug--should be sent to a lab for research study--- (a dust mite,maybe?)

[Dawn Moder]

Wow never seen this before. Great capture the little creature.

[KAL]

@farmreporter @jodimuli I really have no idea what it is, as i said it was so tiny but the fibers on it almost reminded me of spider web material. i wondered if it made it's covering himself. I almost brought him home but I didn't want to touch it. Haha!

[Doris]

Is this a bed bug? That would explain the stuffing-like fluff. Yikes!

[KAL]

@twistergirl That is funny! He would be more camouflaged on a mattress than on a green plant!

[Cathy]

You've got your eye on the details... very interesting progression in the collage!

[Carol B]

Fluffy planthopper nymph: http://theantlife.com/portfolio-items/planthopper-fluffy
Nice capture, but still ....... yuck.

[Susan]

Wow! Never have I seen such as this little creature. Looks like an alien from a cotton field. Great stuff!!

[bkb in the city]

Wow I have never seen one of these before. Thanks for sharing

[Stephen]

Fascinating subject

[KAL]

@carolb Thank you so much Carol! You have saved me time! I think he is yucky too haha! But I also think he is funny because he walks around in this covering that is white! He looks like a speck of dust walking around!

[Cheri]

Very cool.

[Jessica]

how cool! great shots!

[Annie D]

now that really is cool - fabulous capture and I thank @Carolb for identifying it too - I think I would have a hard time with that one Kathy lol

[Kate]

I have never seen ANYTHING like this before! Strange but beautiful! Great capture!

[colie (Nichole Stewart)]

so cool, great find. I've never seen this before

[Kathy Rhinehart]

What amazing creatures! Wonder what it's purpose is........ Great subject and detail!

[Kathryn 🐎]

Great macros shots.

[Al Bailey]

Wonderful macro shots! such a strange little nymph :)

[Deanna Russell]

I think you have entered the twilight zone!! Haha. I am impressed by your capture skills!!

[Nita]

Wow, I have never seen that bug. Great collage to show him off.

[Anwan]

Great photos and collage! I've never seen that bug before although I've seen some others with white fluff.

[Wendy]

Thanks for identifying this one. So many neat and unique creatures out there. Who would have thunk it?

[Kareen King]

Fascinating!

[Quentin]

Nice way of posting three good photos at the same time.

[MaryBeth Dailey]

These things are so freaky! I just shot a plant full of these in different stages...brown ball one, one like yours here, one just flat and white and shaped like a fossil, and he'd lift up his whole bottom half ..so weird. Very cool pic!

[Vesna]

I have never seen it.

[PasadenaRose]

He's wearing a VERY bad wig. Poor guy, it looks like his toupe blew off his head in the bottom right. LOL

Thanks for sharing this odd little creature with us. Remarkable.

[KAL]

@pasadenarose Love that you always bring a new perspective to my photos! Yes he could be the poster telling men bald is ok. Then u don't have to worry about your hair blowing off!