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Katydid Nymph

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Field Notes

Description:

A strange, small insect with green and orange transparent legs (missing one) It is resting on some corn leaves. Only photo! Maybe 1 inch?

Habitat:

Garden (corn)

Species ID Suggestions

Scudder's Bush Katydid (nymph)

Scudderia

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AshleyBradford
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Comments (3)
AshleyBradford
These guys are cute little colorful nymphs, very distinctive.
Carol Snow Milne
I think you are absolutely right. I have another weird insect. It is orange. I posted it before this one. I found some strange ones. Thanks so much textless.
textless
Looks like a cute katydid nymph... too bad about its leg.
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PublishedNovember 9, 2011

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