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lfisklfisk@infosec.exchange
2025-09-24

A Tree Cricket seems to be inspecting my crappy storm door caulk job...

#TreeCricket #Insects

Tree Cricket. Has one long antennae, its mate is partially broken off. Mostly clear, silvery wings folded over back. Has the classic long cricket legs in the rear. Legs and head are light brown.
lfisklfisk@infosec.exchange
2025-04-13

#TreeCricket #BloomScrolling #SilentSunday

Yellow cultivar flower, maybe a Yellow Daisy in closeup. A Tree Cricket, with mostly clear wings is sitting in the center. It has long antenna and rear legs.
Colin Purringtoncolinpurrington@flipping.rocks
2024-06-03

Tree cricket nymph on the underside of a fig leaf. Per Nancy Collins on iNaturalist, either Oecanthus niveus or Oecanthus exclamationis, but too young for diagnostic markings to be present. She was able to confirm that it's adorable, however. #insect #entomology #nature #MacroPhotography #nymph #TreeCricket #orthoptera

Slender, wingless, white, translucent insect with long legs and even longer antennae.
Colin Purringtoncolinpurrington@flipping.rocks
2023-08-04

Exciting news: a grass-carrying wasp (Isodontia sp.) has moved into the observation panel at my insect hotel. The shiny yellow object on the right is the wasp egg. The tree crickets are all alive but paralyzed. #wasps #insects #entomology #TreeCricket #nature #BeeHotel #InsectHotel #isodontia #sphecidae

Photograph of green tree crickets packed into a routered hole in a piece of wood covered with plexiglas. On one of the crickets there is small, elongate, yellow egg.

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