Mr. tree cricket loves you <3 Make sure to turn your sound on to hear his song. Oecanthus sp. Northern California, US
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Mr. tree cricket loves you <3 Make sure to turn your sound on to hear his song. Oecanthus sp. Northern California, US

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Bug of the Day
Midnight snack!
(tagged for trypophobia tw sorry y'alI had no idea :-( )
@emberdune submitted: Hello, this little insect was making rotary phone trilling sounds all night (in Western Europe)
Lol that’s what they do! Looks like a tree cricket but I’d need a closer look to have an idea of species
@bugboy-behaviour submitted: whats this little dude? found in Colorado after he fell into my stepmoms iced coffee
Oh no! Just wanted a lil sippy. It’s a tree cricket!
Bug of the Day
More November BotD finds, like this tree cricket (a snowy, I think, Oecanthus fultoni) sitting on the porch screen in broad daylight...

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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