Virginia creeper leafhopper

Adults have reddish-brown zigzag markings on the wings and reddish-brown eyes. Bean-shaped eggs are usually laid in groups of two to seven, but they can be laid singly as well. The female covers the eggs with a bluish-gray deposit. Young nymphs are pale yellow and have reddish-brown eyes, second and third stage nymphs have two pairs of orange spots on the thorax. Mature nymphs (fourth and fifth stage) have two pairs of dark reddish-brown spots on the thorax.