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Grasshoppers, Crickets & Katydids (Orthoptera)

Crickets (several families)
Grasshoppers (several families)
Katydids (Tettigoniidae)

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Conocephalus semivittatus (Meadow katydid) at Kangaroo Valley, NSW - 26 Jan 2025 by lbradley

Conocephalus semivittatus

Conocephalomima barameda (False Meadow Katydid, Barameda) at Kangaroo Valley, NSW - 31 Dec 2024 by lbradley

Conocephalomima barameda

Grylloidea (superfamily) (Unidentified cricket) at Kangaroo Valley, NSW - 30 Dec 2024 by lbradley

Grylloidea (superfamily)

Tettigoniidae (family) (Unidentified katydid) at Kangaroo Valley, NSW - 10 Dec 2024 by lbradley

Tettigoniidae (family)

Anthophiloptera dryas at Kangaroo Valley, NSW - 24 Oct 2024 by lbradley

Anthophiloptera dryas

Gryllacrididae (family) (Wood, Raspy or Leaf Rolling Cricket) at Kangaroo Valley, NSW - 16 Oct 2024 by lbradley

Gryllacrididae (family)

Conocephalus semivittatus (Meadow katydid) at Kangaroo Valley, NSW - 26 Jan 2025 by lbradley
Conocephalomima barameda (False Meadow Katydid, Barameda) at Kangaroo Valley, NSW - 31 Dec 2024 by lbradley
Grylloidea (superfamily) (Unidentified cricket) at Kangaroo Valley, NSW - 30 Dec 2024 by lbradley
Tettigoniidae (family) (Unidentified katydid) at Kangaroo Valley, NSW - 10 Dec 2024 by lbradley
Anthophiloptera dryas at Kangaroo Valley, NSW - 24 Oct 2024 by lbradley
Gryllacrididae (family) (Wood, Raspy or Leaf Rolling Cricket) at Kangaroo Valley, NSW - 16 Oct 2024 by lbradley
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