We found this today on the driveway. After looking through this site we speculate that it is a Broad-tipped Conehead katydid (Neoconocephalus triops) of the brown variety. We wonder if the tiny wings mean that this is a katydid nymph? And if so, any ideas on which molt? We also noticed some interesting behavior: in response to us getting close the katydid lifted its rear end very high, and stayed like that, head down, for some time. A bit later we found what we thought was an adult of the same species. My daughter Celia took these beautiful images with her Canon Powershot A470.