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Two-spotted Tree Cricket (Female)

Neoxabea bipunctata

Description:

An interesting katydid/grasshopper-like insect which walked around in a very slow fashion. It seemed as if it had adapted to low light conditions, as the body was very faded, a characteristic of living in dim light. The insect looked somewhat scaled, and had a small head in proportion to the rest of its body. It seemed like it was being harassed by a centipede.

1 Species ID Suggestions

Dragoon
Dragoon 11 years ago
Two-spotted tree cricket
Neoxabea bipunctata two-spotted tree cricket (Neoxabea bipunctata)


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4 Comments

Jacob Gorneau
Jacob Gorneau 11 years ago

Definitely out of this world, yet right in our backyard!

Dragoon
Dragoon 11 years ago

As with me; I originally thought these might've been a species of Lacewing when I first discovered them. They look like a mix of a cricket and a lacewing!

Crazy little htings.

Jacob Gorneau
Jacob Gorneau 11 years ago

Thanks! I've never heard of these things until I randomly came across it today!! :)

Dragoon
Dragoon 11 years ago

This is a female; they have less defined wings than on the male one you found in the last spotting!

Jacob Gorneau
Spotted by
Jacob Gorneau

New York, USA

Spotted on Aug 6, 2012
Submitted on Aug 7, 2012

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