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I met two baby Speckled Bush Crickets today. They were so tiny, I so nearly missed them. I checked to see if they were nymphs but I was right, they were just too small. The nymphs come out in May or June so it's good timing. I have only seen the adult once, last year, which is how I had an idea that these were babies. My garden, Seal, Kent. #30DaysWild (Thanks to all those who fav the photo, really appreciated!)
ACEITAÇÃO EM SALÃO/CONCURSO DA FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DE L' ART PHOTOGRAFIQUE (FIAP):
1st Circular Exhibition of Photography
"TUZLA CIRCUIT 2015"(Sérvia) na categoria Open Color.
I found this fella floating in the birdbath, motionless. I rescued him and placed him in a sunny spot and after a few minutes, like a cross between Lazarus and Icarus, he flew into the air, crashed onto the porch floor and floundered on his back. I then parked him here on the gatepost and after a few more minutes, off he went.
unfortunately I can not find the name of this insect. can anyone know what it's called?
niestety nie mogę znaleść nazwy tego owada. może ktoś wie, jak się nazywa?
Desconozco que tipo de insecto es este solo se que es muy pequeño y nunca lo habÃa visto antes. Corregido por [https://www.flickr.com/photos/s7r4n9e1e7]
you don’t know if you hate them or not. They can bug you really or scare you, depends on what kind of insect we’re talking about. But they are a part of the nature and you have to admit that they are beautiful close up.