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Matching images: Matching guides: Matching comments ranked in order of relevance: The one of the linked photo is related, I'll Second It Being A 'Cricket'... Not related Do'oh! (Update) Jumping Bush Cricket - Orocha Jumping bush cricket, Orochar Female Orocharis bush cricket a Green Bush Cricket Red-headed Bush Cricket Red-headed Bush Cricket Restless Bush Cricket A female bush cricket Bush Cricket Thanks, David! yes - a female "Jumping Bush Cricket" Some type of bush cricket? Bush Cricket, maybe Orocharis ? Bush cricket. I BELIEVE this may be a female Western Tree Cricket tree cricket Moved Female bush cricket. Red-headed Bush Cricket ? Adult female bush cricket. Bush cricket or "trig" Bush cricket nymph. Flightless bush cricket Bush cricket. Neat image, actually. Bush cricket. Bush cricket:-) Bush cricket Context and contrast Not sure this is a tree cricket Some Info Ken- thank you for having ide Cricket Same Bug, Two Common Names katydid / cricket cricket - katydid identification Another cricket :) Moved Moved Cricket, actually. looks like a young Cricket, Cricket Restless Bush Cricket nymph I Love... I went ahead and linked the Cricket and egg sack A Silent Bush Cricket Nymph I would guess... Wayland Red-headed Bush Cricket Sightings Not tree cricket. Leaf-Rolling cricket Ummm... Raising Nymphs bush cricket Clarification for a newcomer Actually... Cricket nymph (immature, so no wings) Bush cricket? Cricket Cricket Phyllopalpus pulchellus Moved Moved Moved Female Orocharis saltator, ju Scudderia bush cricket Looks like a female Tessellan Orocharis saltator, Jumpimg b Moved red headed bush cricket Moved tentatively Moved Moved just a harmless jumping bush cricket Moved Red-headed bush cricket Red-headed Bush Cricket (female)… Moved Red-headed Bush Cricket (female)… Restless Bush Cricket (male)… Red-headed Bush Cricket (female)… Red-headed Bush Cricket (male)… Western Bush Cricket Moved Moved Moved Photo#1409785 Hoplosphyrum boreale Red-headed Bush Cricket (male)… Jumping Bush Cricket Restless Bush Cricket (male)… female Hapithus agitator - restless bush cricket Red-headed Bush Cricket nymph (female)… Red Headed Bush Cricket Red-headed Bush Cricket (male)… Moved female Phyllopalpus pulchellus Maybe... Red-headed Bush Cricket I had considered Baby Care I'm thinking a western bush cricket, Hoplosphyrum boreale. Looks like Restless Bush Cricket (female)… female Hapithus agitator - restless bush cricket female Phyllopalpus pulchellus Restless Bush Cricket (female)… female Hapithus agitator - restless bush cricket You got it. Restless Bush Cricket (male)… probably an O. saltator nymph... Red-headed Bush Cricket I think this is a bush cricket Looks like... Restless Bush Cricket! a male restless bush cricket male Jumping bush cricket Restless Bush Cricket (male)… female restless bush cricket female jumping bush cricket I believe female restless bush cricket Red-headed Bush Cricket Red-headed bush cricket Red-headed bush cricket Question I think that's it - Thanks! R Red-headed Bush Cricket a female restless bush cricket Even though the colors are different... Reminds me of Hapithus agitator - Restless Bush Cricket looks like Red-headed bush cricket, adult male a male Restless Bush Cricket identification It looks like... How about Moved Possibly Red-headed Bush Cricket Nymph Phyllopalpus pulchellus? Please see... Found answer in the image pos How about... Red-headed Bush Cricket nymph? Red-headed Bush Cricket Red-headed Bush Cricket? Thanks for the tip Female restless bush cricket metrioptera/Mermiria Maybe... Moved Not sure, maybe female jumping bush cricket female restless bush cricket Moved Moved Moved Moved Jumping Bush Cricket? Red-headed Bush Cricket (Phyllopalpus pulchellus) a female Bush Cricket Restless Bush Cricket? red-head actually a Bush Cricket nymph, Restless bush cricket, I think a female "Say's Bush Cricket" or "Trig" a female "Say's Bush Cricket" actually an adult male Bush Cricket (or "Trig") Or... Moved oops - forgot to move her when I commented Looks like Red-headed Bush Cricket, female Jumping Bush Cricket? a Bush Cricket in genus Anaxipha a Bush Cricket Nymph progress I think - looks like other Bush Cricket nymphs in a little progress - definitely a Bush Cricket nymph a male Say's Bush Cricket This is a female Bush Cricket Jumping Bush Cricket? Orocharis saltator -Jumping Bush Cricket Say's Trig Maybe... at the risk of being wrong I think this is a nearly mature nymph of Female Red-headed Bush Cricket If you really get down to it, adult male Say's Bush Cricket a Say's Bush Cricket Reminds me of Maybe Restless Bush Cricket? male Brown-spotted "Bush Cricket" nymph Very young and very tiny, a youn "Jumping Bush Cricket" Jumping Bush Cricket nymph Sorry about changing my mind I am moderately sure that this is a Jumping Bush Cricket nymph I might be mistaken looks like a red-headed bush cricket nymph A female nymph of a Bush Cricket Reminds me of Moved It's an adult male Bush Cricket Reminds me of moved back It is a nymph of a Bush Cricket in genus Orocharis A female Western Bush Cricket Interesting It is a species of Bush Cricket Re: Maybe Restless bush cricket? Maybe Restless bush cricket? an adult female Red-headed Bush Cricket A Bush Cricket nymph Flightless bush cricket actually a Bush Cricket Meconema thalassinum (f) Red-headed Bush Cricket Orocharis nymph? immature Hapithus ? Looks like a pretty good match to me, Closest match I could find looks like Carpenter Ants on a Bush Cricket Resembles (in a general way)... Male bush cricket. Neat! Hapithus genus ? Bush Cricket looks like a Bush Cricket Bush cricket. Nice shot of a Red-headed Bus Bush cricket. Bush cricket nymph Nymph Red-headed Bush Cricket? Bush cricket nymph:-) brown-spotted bush cricket Thanks Tree or bush cricket You've got Neat. How much is that doggie in the window?... Eric IDed it as shieldbacked katydid Red-headed Bush Cricket (Phyllopalpus pulchellus) Exactly... Red-headed Bush Cricket, I believe Not an ID but... Not an expert but... Hmmm, Interesting... Red-headed bush cricket. Nymph. What do you think of Hatching Out Tree Crickets Looks like Not Ridiculous At All Bush cricket. Nymph. Hapithus. Based on the SINA range maps Thanks. Looks good for Hapith Are you sure? flightless bush cricket I don't think it's a shieldback, Female Orocharis sp. Mystery Cricket Phyllopalpus pulchellus Phyllopalpus pulchellus Harmonizing Those Chirps Oh! So That's... Close. I agree. Orocharis saltator. Tree cricket Red-headed Bush Cricket Thanks I've seen this one Red-headed Bush Cricket - Phyllopalpus pulchellus - MaleMatching users: Common Buckeye Fan
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