Jul 24, 2020
“I’m just a bit of leaf please don’t hurt me”
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“I’m just a bit of leaf please don’t hurt me”
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Common Tree Cricket (Oecanthus sp.)
Ryan Hodnett | CC BY-SA 4.0 | Original on Wikimedia Commons
Oecanthus quadripunctatus - Four-spotted tree cricket singing
Tree Cricket, singing
#131 - Striped Tree Cricket
Photo by Kelly Adey
I was asked if I knew what this one was, and suggested Tree Cricket. Happily for my ego, I was right. Oecanthus rufescens a.k.a. the Striped Tree Cricket, is an Australian relative of the Snowy Tree Cricket.
One distinctive feature of the genus appears to the criss-crossing veins on their wings, when they're folded - they certainly caught my attention.
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