Insect - Australian Katydids

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Australian Katydids
Katydids
Diurnal Predatory Katydid (Austrophlugis malidupa)			The Diurnal Predatory Katydid is a fairly small green cricket with large eyes and a dark stripe down the back. The antennae are long and thin. Females have a short black ovispoitor. It is found on foliage during the day and sometimes is attracted to... Click to continue>
Common Garden Katydid (Caedicia simplex)			This Common Garden Katydid resembles the Gum Leaf Katydid but is smaller. They have bright pink and yellow markings on the abdomen that is hidden by the wings. The males make a sound to attract females by rubbing their forewings together. They move... Click to continue>
Spotted Predatory Katydid (Chlorobalius leucoviridis)			The Spotted Predatory Katydid is a green katydid with white spots and lines. The head is green has white vertical lines. This katydid has large spines on the front legs to grasp and hold their prey. The wings are also green with white spots and are... Click to continue>
Blackish Meadow Katydid (Conocephalus semivittatus)			The Blackish Meadow Katydid is a pale green katydid with broad dark brown stripe running along the back. The antennae are extremely long measuring about four times the total body length. The katydid produces a low buzzing sound during summer season.... Click to continue>
Spiny Rainforest Katydid (Phricta aberrans)			Click to continue>
Lesson's Snout-nose (Pseudorhyncus Lessonii)			Lesson's Snout-nose is a fairly large green katydid with pointed head. It makes an incredibly loud high-pitched buzzing sound that can be heard from a long way off. Click to continue>
Katydid (Tettigoniidae family )			An immature katydid from the Tettigoniidae family with purple legs and antennae. Not sure what species this is. Click to continue>
Gum Leaf Katydid (Torbia viridissima)			The Gum Leaf Katydid resembles a gum leaf, with the wings having the colour and vein pattern of a leaf. They are well camouflaged in plants with similar leaf shape and colour. Some adults have brown markings on the legs. Click to continue>

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