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Acrida ungarica
Truxalis nasuta (this is what my book "Historia Natural de las Islas Canarias" de David & Zoe Bramwell calls it): cone-headed grasshopper, nosed grasshopper, about 10 cm long with a very intense pattern on the side (haven't seen this on other pictures yet).
Found it on our terrace by night, we live between a golf course and a desert like hilly countryside.
Spotted on Feb 24, 2019
Submitted on Feb 25, 2019
3 Comments
Hello Katjusch and Welcome to the Project Noah community!
The only way to comment a comment is in the spotting,like you did :)
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Dear Neil Ross, thank you very much - happy to be here!
Is there any way to comment on a comment directly..?
Nice first spotting, Katjusch, and excellent photos. Welcome to the PN site :)