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Forest Cricket

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Field Notes

Description:

Large female Forest Cricket with a long ovipositor. Nocturnal. They are sometimes called Bush Crickets or Wetas. Family Tettigoniidae.

Habitat:

Heavy shrubbery along the highway between San Cristobal de Las Casas and Tuxtla Gutierrez, km 11.5, 865 meters

Reference Links:

Ecuadorean Tettigoniidid - What's That Bug?

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