Insect or Invertebrates Identification - DONE

[nan]

your seems to be more hairy

[Toko]

The only "bark" stink bug I would know is Coenomorpha

The one from your link is Coenomorpha nervosa, but our bug is different

[ExFmem]

(That wall I've been banging my head against has taken so much abuse lately, it's about to fall down.)

Need some help: What cricket is this please?


KTP

[Toko]

Jerusalem cricket, genus Sia, subgenus Maxentius

[Toko]

10. a Kruger


10.b

Family Euschmidtiidae

Amatonga or Pseudamatonga sp

[ExFmem]

I had been searching "Jerusalem cricket" for a ridiculous amount of time when I threw in the towel and posted it without any suggested IDs...then 18 MINUTES later, you come up with a possibility! Are you a WIZARD in disguise? Thanks for at least giving me some direction where I had NONE.

[ExFmem]

Hi everyone

Here are some more grasshopper/crickets to be ID'd for the insect book. All taken in my garden in Randburg.

4. Two of the same insect, note the extremely long antennae.

This is a baby (nymph?) katydid. Can anyone take it further?

Conocephalus caudalis

females are wingless

Aren't all katydid nymphs wingless until the last instar(s)? Or is this a late stage instar that would have developed at least some vestiges of wings by now?

[Toko]

I was thinking if it not was an adult female

[Toko]

(That wall I've been banging my head against has taken so much abuse lately, it's about to fall down.)

[Toko]

This is of the family Crambidae. Subfamily Crambinae

http://www.africanmoths.com/pages/CRAMB ... thumbs.htm

Any ideas on genus anyone

Or do you have another photo, BluTuna?