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Family Diapheromeridae

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Diapheromeridae
Pseudosermyle straminea ? - female Phasmida Walking stick Pseudosermyle strigata ? Pseudosermyle strigata ? 3036232 Phasmid Something in the diapheromeridae perhaps? These come around every autumn - female green walking-stick green walking-stick green walking-stick 3036232 Phasmid Diapheromeridae sp Diapheromeridae sp Diapheromera tamaulipensis? - female maybe Pseudosermyle strigata maybe Pseudosermyle strigata maybe Pseudosermyle strigata Two Brown Walking sticks of some kind, possibly mating - male - female Walkingstick - male Walking stick sp. Arizona Stick for ID - female Arizona Stick for ID - female Arizona Stick for ID - female Stick insect

 
 
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