Orthopteroids Pay a Visit

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The rainy period, decreased day-length and the oncoming of Autumn has resulted in many adult orthopteroid insects on the move at night. Here are a few highlights.

Caedicia sp 6, Tettigoniidae; Phaneropterinae

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Caedicia sp 6, Tettigoniidae; Phaneropterinae

Ducetia antipoda female: Tettigoniidae: Phaneropterinae

Ducetia antipoda male : Tettigoniidae: Phaneropterinae

Nunkeria sp, female: Gryllacrididae

Nunkeria sp, female: Gryllacrididae

Nunkeria sp, female: Gryllacrididae

Methiola picta: Acrididae

Parapodacanthus hasenpuschorum male: Phasmatidae

Johnrehnia triramosa male: Ectobiidae: Blattellinae

Johnrehnia triramosa male: Ectobiidae: Blattellinae

More Moths from Kuranda

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Barbacha eurychrysa: Geometridae

Unknown genus: Drepanidae

Eudocima salaminia: Noctuidae

Eudocima iridescens: Noctuidae

Eumelea sp: Geometridae

Lyclene pyrala: Arctiidae

                                                                      Lyclene reticulata: Arctiidae

Tridrepana lunulata: Drepanidae

Oxyodes or near: Geometridae

Phazaca mutans: Uraniidae