Insect or Invertebrates Identification - DONE

[Toko]

This one came from my SO's work at Hartebeeshoek, Gauteng.

Solygia sulcaüfrons or Ischnomantis fatiloqua are the only one I can find in similar shape

[Toko]

This one came from my SO's work at Hartebeeshoek, Gauteng.

Solygia sulcatifrons or Ischnomantis fatiloqua are the only ones I can find with similar shape

But I might be superwrong

[BluTuna]

If that's the only mention of those two species then | give up!

[Toko]

You tell me to give up

well then ... we have a

[Toko]

Still on the road to N'wanetsi, I got lucky with some birds in flight.

From the lookout, we watched a Crocodile takes a leisurely swim around the pool.

A Wasp with its Grasshopper prey was on the path near the bottom of the hill. I only got two pictures of this as a Touron with even less manners than usual, who could not wait for a few seconds, barged past me and scared the wasp away.

Sphex sp. Digger Wasp
Family: Sphecidae; Subfamily: Sphecinae; Tribe: Sphecini

They prey on katydids in the family Tettigoniidae.

What do you think?

[Lisbeth]

On the wind screen somewhere in Southern Kruger?

[Toko]

Family Thericleidae Lis I have no clue

Good looking guy with green legs on brown body, stylish knee shape also

[Lisbeth]

[Super Mongoose]

A Corn Cricket and according to the region we spotted them, it's the Acanthoproctus Cervinus, but the colour in my book is totally different, light green and yellow.


Augrabies, July 2014

[Toko]

A Corn Cricket and according to the region we spotted them, it's the Acanthoproctus Cervinus, but the colour in my book is totally different, light green and yellow.


Augrabies, July 2014

Acanthoplus longipes (I think!) or discoidales

Both reported from the Gariep River in the Northern Cape. Do you have only this photo?