Looks like this one to me. …The tiny split at the end of its tail, the striated body, two rows of mohawk’s 
, and six legs articulating from the body
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It looks like 1 set of Mohawks from the back when I was observing them 6 legs but might be just a nymph form of what ever the duck that is
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I would agree with that assessment, the clear color screams nymph to me. The pic I zoomed in to does indeed appear to show two rows of articulations…
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Found it buffalo treehopper!
@herojuana.tom was going to drive me insane been learning about so many bugs growing outdoors lol
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, looks like a cousin of the other one … 
Glad to know they don’t cause to much damage and I saw real small numbers went and searched my plant like a hawk from top to bottom think I got rid of them they where localized to a small branch on a few leafs so fingers crossed I got a handle on it 
@George only got a month left till my first outdoor harvest permitting it works out till the end and no bugs or weather takes it out (knocks on wood)
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it can be touch and go when you are growing outside, that’s for sure! If it’s not the bugs, weather or grey mold… what next??
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It’s a big learning curve for me because nature will be nature you just have to do what you can 
I tend to like to be in charge but it’s pretty damn rewarding and awesome to see a plant naturally expresses itself even if I end up with just a few buds my first grow I’ll be stoked have learned tons!
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There’s no reason why you can’t have a “Fist Full Of Cola’s” two fists 
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