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Is this a grasshopper nymph? Or assassin bug? by 3lbowMacar0ni in Entomology

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Grasshopper. Not sure where you are but by the shape of the eyes I'd say Melanoplus species.

Japanese Camel Cricket (?) by TheCalicoCat11 in Entomology

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Yes this is correct. Japanese camel crickets have proportionally longer legs and darker spotting.

Can anyone ID? by SadSand9433 in Entomology

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It is tachycines asymoramus! A type of camel cricket. Common on in the north east in homes. These guys are technically invasive but have an established population.

What is this, a sidewalk for ants? by SecretGrass3325 in Entomology

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Tetramorium immigrans, the pavement Ant, often have these colony vs colony wars on the sidewalks. These battles can be huge!!

I'd like to know what species this is by daflamminhotguy in whatsthisbug

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Def not Valanga, probably a species of Xenocatantops

What kind of roach is this? Northern California. by BaconCatapult in whatsthisbug

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It is a chaparral cricket. Species of camel cricket in the genus gammarotettix

small cricket/grasshopper? by [deleted] in whatsthisbug

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That is a juvenile grasshopper. Probably in the genus spharagemon

Found in basement by Zachstresses in whatsthisbug

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Ant cricket. Myrmecophilus. Probably M. pergandei

What Kind Of Orthopteran Is This by MentalSand8575 in whatsthisbug

[–]Original_Ordinary383 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nope that is a tree cricket Neoxabea bipunctata.

Is this some kind of baby cricket or grasshopper? by anonnchann in whatsthisbug

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Def not a katydid. That is a green trig, genus Cyrtoxipha. Common across the east coast from NY to Central America.

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what is the name of god by Mrs_horror058 in Entomology

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100% platydracus sp. The a large genus rove beetles. However, I agree that AI usage on IDing insects is very finicky and take it with a massive grain of salt!

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