This specimen was along Hidden Lake trail, just under the west side of the continental divide, in the high country of Glacier National Park, on a steep gravel slope with fairly dense ground cover at about 6700' of altitude (see picture of trail). The photos match the identification and illustration of Anabrus simplex (Mormon Cricket) in the Audubon Field Guide to North American Insects (1988) p. 430, il 257 with the exception of the markings on top of the prothorax. This female may have been in the process of depositing eggs under the rock at the time of the photo (she did not move while photographed and I left her undisturbed). Although the name is "cricket", I believe this is actually a katydid. Is this identification correct?