the lantern fly

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Spotted Lanternfly - Lycorma delicatula Royalty Free Stock Photo

Spotted Lanternflies or lanternfly Lycorma delicatula on tree, Berks County, Pennsylvania Royalty Free Stock Photo

Image of Pyrops candelaria or lantern Fly. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Spotted Lanternfly Traps on Tee Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hundreds of invasive spotted lanternflies Lycorma delicatula covering a tree of heaven Ailanthus altissima and excreting honey Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lantern fly, the insect on the tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

Insect lantern fly Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lantern fly sting bug Royalty Free Stock Photo

Identifying Spotted Lanternfly Egg Masses Royalty Free Stock Photo

A Group of Spotted Lanternfly Nymphs Resting on a Green Plant Royalty Free Stock Photo

Also known as Lantern Bug/Elephant Bug/Pyrops Candelarius. Usually seen singly or in pairs perching silently on the trunk of a tree, the lantern fly lives mainly in South East Asia and there are about 30 species. In Borneo, they can be found in tropical rainforests like Poring Hot Springs, Kinabatangan River and Gunung Mulu National Park. It feeds on the sap from trees and the snout is used to pierce tree bark to reach the sap.