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Description:

Meconema sp? About 4 cm big but the antennas are absolutely huge! (photo 5)

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (7)
injica
Phaneroptera falcata has always this micro black spots and this one hasn't
injica
Thank ypu Despina! I am not really sure that is Phaneroptera falcata- it looks like something I'm seeing every day while I had just one encounter with this one. Tettigonia viridissima is much thicker.... hm all are similar but i'm really not sure
DespinaTsafetopoulou
It looks like Meconema thalassinum orTettigonia viridissima, but to me, it's Phaneroptera falcata... http://www.afblum.be/bioafb/especes/tettigon/tettigon.htm You can also check http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Phaneroptera_falcata_(3830129313).jpg
Jopy
ha ha baš slatko...
injica
a i taj vrlo inteligentan pogled :P
injica
iksreno, meni su svi ti katydid isti...sve sam ih vec vidjela ili nisam, ali ovakve antene ne pamtim :)
Jopy
wow, ovoga sam vidjela neki dan i uživo i negdje na netu...kako su mu duga ticala...

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