By Alice Mary Herden on July 23, 2019 ( Leave a comment )

Scudder’s Bush Katydids

This is the nymph stage of a Scudder’s Bush Katydid on a Velvet-leaf Milkweed.

Genus Scudderia – Bush Katydids

I really love the colors during the nymph stage. When they are all grown up, they look like a big green leaf.

I am looking for a particular site that has more detailed information about this Katydid, will update when I find it.

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Categories: Insects, Nature Photography

Tagged as: Bush Katydids, Insects, Katydid, Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge, Nymph

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