Small green balls on hickory leaves with whitish/orange insects inside are leaf galls caused by gall-making insects (midges, wasps, or aphids). The tree walls off the eggs/larvae in plant tissue—a protective response.
Watch for leaf wilting, browning, or premature drop. If none, enjoy the ecology. No action required.
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