This mottled green planthopper, with its distinctive flattened head and oval crossvein pattern on the wing tips, is Pelitropis rotulata, no common name. It is native to the southeastern US (eastern Texas through Florida through Virginia) and Cuba. Nymphs have diagnostic red “tail lights”.

It’s a member of the family Tropiduchidae, and…otherwise suffers from Wikipedia Stub Syndrome. Alas!

This individual was photographed on a dewy morning and was found already water-sprinkled like this. No matter how visually interesting it is, I do not spray water on my subjects. It’s not nice to give anybody an unsolicited shower.

This is veeeerryyyy liiiiikelyyyy to be a nymph of P. rotulata, although iNaturalist has yet to confirm my guess. Check out the tiny red “tail light” visible at the back:

Identified by iNaturalist. Second photo identification. Third photo on iNaturalist.