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i don't have any pics rn but I want to bring attention to my second favorite bug but my fav local bug the handsome trig I feel like I am the only one who loves my guys so I need more ppl to think Abt them!!! I love them sm!!!
I had to look these guys up because I'd never heard of them, and I can absolutely agree they live up to their name!
(Image: A male handsome trig (Phyllopalpus pulchellus) by David H. Funk)
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[VIDEO TAKEN: SEPTEMBER 11TH, 2025 | Video ID: A video of a black, red, and green red-headed bush cricket on a white and black metal surface, flicking its antennae and palps /End IDs.]
I agree with the red-headed bush cricket's (Phyllopalpus pulchellus) other common name, the handsome trig
unlike his nearby relatives who are typically impossible to track down between the jumping, cryptic appearance, and general affinity for crevices, this wood cricket (Nemobius sylvestris) was out in the open, exploring the soil exposed by a recently fallen tree much like an old man that has to snoop around every local car crash
(September 11th, 2025)
Bug of the Day
A very handsome Handsome Trig (Phyllopalpus pulchellus).
These guys are quite zippy, not sure how I got this one to stay still long enough to be in focus :-).
Some species from the vicinity of Tokaanu, and specifically near Mosquito Hill, that i've covered before
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Small cricket found in a field.
Trigonidium
20/05/22
[VIDEO TAKEN: JUNE 18TH, 2025 | Video ID: A video of a green and purpleish brown red headed bush cricket crawling around on the lid of a water bottle, antennae and palps moving rapidly /End IDs.]
Cricket thirsty!
[PHOTOS TAKEN: SEPTEMBER 1ST, 2025 | Image IDs: Four photos of a red, black/brown, and green red-headed bush cricket on a green leaf /End IDs.]
