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Mexican Bush Katydid

Scudderia mexicana

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Description:

Long, slender, green katydid with two-toned eyes. The wings are very narrow. There is a light stripe along the top sides of the thorax.

Habitat:

Attracted to the black light at night. "California, Arizona, southwestern Oregon, and Brewster Co., Texas"

Reference Links:

Species Scudderia mexicana - Mexican Bush Katydid - BugGuide.Net

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PublishedJuly 7, 2013

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