Baby Grasshopper?

kwickers

I do not know what this is. He is Very small (less than an 1") Captured: Nikon D80, Tamron 70-200 with three Kenko tubes, shot at 200mm. with flash.

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C & C welcome. Keith

Lord Vetinari

Good captures- looks like a cricket (katydid) nymph. As a general rule if the antennae are longer than the body then it's a cricket,
Vice versa and it's a grasshopper.
Brian v.

GOLDENORFE

lovely cricket shot, welldone