In the Garden with a Nymph

Passion vine hoppers will suck the life out of anything in the garden.

In their juvenile stage, hoppers are known by gardeners as 'fluffy bums' – and look quite different from the adults. They are small white nymphs that huddle together on the undersides of leaves or on stems. The name comes from the cluster of hairs on the insects' rear ends.

I didn't know that they also grew long threads as can be seen in the blip.
There is a side view of them in the extras.