Stick grasshoppers in the tribe Proscopiini
Found in Central and South America
Photo 1 byΒ flecksy, 2 byΒ hydaticus, 3 byΒ stephenluk, 4 byΒ kyukich, 5-6 byΒ danman613, and 7 (for scale) byΒ ryruther

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Stick grasshoppers in the tribe Proscopiini
Found in Central and South America
Photo 1 byΒ flecksy, 2 byΒ hydaticus, 3 byΒ stephenluk, 4 byΒ kyukich, 5-6 byΒ danman613, and 7 (for scale) byΒ ryruther

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my good friend Pycnogaster cucullata - mouse-sized beast, maker of high-pitched hums, and lumberer extraordinaire - very clearly prefers to hang out hidden in dense, spiky bushes like gorse in my experience. this one, though, was wandering around on fennel for some reason, which is the exact opposite of a dense plant, allowing me to get a pretty good look at him
i considered handling him for better photos, and easily could have, but even small katydids are famously bitey so i didn't really feel like testing my luck against something of such hippopotamus-like proportions
(May 19th, 2025)
comic done for a project assignment a few years back!
This guyβs still a baby! He has a good bit more growing to do, and he should have wings soon.
Lichen Mimic Katydid (ππ³π’π€π©πΊπ»πΆππ±π©π’ π§π³πΆπ©π΄π΅π°π³π§π¦π³πͺ), family Tettigoniidae, Borneo
photograph by Chien Lee

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Freaking CONEHEAD JUST FLEW RIGHT INTO ME
Then he just wanted to sit on my arm. Okay.
The long-headed toothpick grasshopper (Achurum carinatum) lives and feeds among tall grass in the southeast US.
Theyβre flightless and not very fast or agile by grasshopper standards, but like a stick insect their camouflage seems to make up for it!
In Florida, they breed year-round and are abundant in this prairie habitat in January when few other insects are active.
Rare not my photos but I had to talk about this guy because they're one of the most interesting crickets I've seen.
Triaenogryllacris triaena
Is a kind of Gryllacrididae, also known as "Raspy crickets" or "Leaf roller crickets". These crickets are notable because they're one of the few Orthoptera that produce silk, they roll up leaves or debris and line the enclosure with silk produced from glands in their mouth to use as shelter. There are some species of Gryllacrididae native to the US, but this species in particular is found in Colombia. I don't know why he has a red dot on his forehead but that's their natural coloration!
Photo credit: https://flic.kr/p/2nPF2cB
Luis Miguel Constantino Chuaire (1980, uploaded 2022)
More Links:
The Orthoptera Species File (OSF) is a taxonomic database of the worldβs Orthoptera (grasshoppers, katydids, crickets, and related insects)
The genus Triaenogryllacris is redescribed and a key for identification of the species is provided. When dealing with observations of iNatur