Treehoppers are interesting insects with unique forms. Although it has been recorded that treehoppers protect their eggs and young, I did not find a treehopper egg mass or an example of a treehopper protecting its eggs in Taiwan. On a drizzly day along a trail on Fraser’s Hill, I saw a thorny shadow on the stem of a plant. I looked closely and realized that it was the elusive treehopper (Pyrgauchenia sp.). After reviewing the first few shots, I noticed small particles around an adult. Adding an extension ring, I confirmed that these were newly hatched nymphs.