Geisha distinctissima
| Scientific name | Geisha distinctissima |
| English name | Geisha distinctissima |
| Japanese name | 青翅羽衣 |
| Class | Insecta |
| Order | Hemiptera |
| Family | Flatidae |
| Genus | Geisha |
| Species | distinctissima |
| Subspecies | --- |
| Full length | 5.5-7mm. |
| Distribution | Honshu and south |
Characteristics
A small pale green triangle. With its wings closed, this insect looks like a small piece of a leaf.
The brown-edged front wings are tightly closed.
The area around the head is a color close to yellow.
Ecology
They inhabit a wide range of forests and emerge in the summer. Although they have a cute appearance, they are treated as agricultural pests because they land on citrus fruits.
Habitat
Arasaki Beach
After coming out of the sea at Arasaki on the Miura Peninsula and taking a break, a Aobahagoromo landed on the beach.
It didn't move, so I was able to take pictures from all angles.
Pictures
Introducing a picture of Geisha distinctissima.
