#Trigonidiidae

[jupiterswasphouse]

[PHOTOS TAKEN: JULY 15TH, 2024 | Image IDs: Two photos of a small black, green, red, and beige red-headed bush cricket on the trunk of a crepe myrtle tree /End IDs.]

look at them pseudo-pupils!

[Image ID: A zoomed in version of the first image, showing the cricket more clearly /End IDs.]

[coolbugs]

Bug of the Day

A very handsome Handsome Trig (Phyllopalpus pulchellus).

These guys are quite zippy, not sure how I got this one to stay still long enough to be in focus :-).

[drhoz]

Some species from the vicinity of Tokaanu, and specifically near Mosquito Hill, that i've covered before

[rattyexplores]

Small cricket found in a field.

Trigonidium

20/05/22

[gergarnero]

GRILLITO cranistus colliurides

cranistus colliurides

cranistus colliurides STAL, 1861 CLASE: INSECTA ORDEN: ORTHOPTERA FAMILIA: TRIGONIDIIDAE, AMBIENTE: TERRESTRE. ACTIVIDAD: DIURNO. ALIMENTACIÓN: OMNÍVORO. METAMORFOSIS: PAUROMETÁBOLO. DISTRIBUCIÓN, HÁBITAT: LA TRIBU PHYLLOSCYRTINI, A LA CUAL PERTENECE ESTA ESPECIE, ES EXCLUSIVA DEL NUEVO MUNDO, SE DISTRIBUYE DESDE EL ESTE DE ESTADOS UNIDOS A LA ARGENTINA, SUS ESPECIES PREFIEREN HÁBITATS HÚMEDOS…

[hisj]

_Dianemobius nigrofasciatus_ #Trigonidiidae #cricket #マダラスズ _Psathyrella velutina_ #weepingwidow #fungi #ムジナタケ (道の駅よしおか温泉・吉岡温泉リバートピア吉岡)

[mbimphblog]

ORTHOPTERA DIVERSITY IN PACHMARHI BIOSPHERE RESERVE, MADHYA PIRADESH, INDIA

The present investigation deals with the study of species composition and diversity of Orthoptera in Pachmarhi Biosphere Reserve, which was studied from 1999 to 2003. A total of 50 species belonging 47 genera and 8 families were recorded. Acrididae was the most dominant family with 25 species followed by Gryllidae (8), Tettigoniidae (7), Tetrigidae (4), Pyrgomorphidae (2), Trigonidiidae (2), Gryllotalpidae (1) and Tridactylidae (1).

Please read full article : - www.mbimph.com

[birdoftheday-blog]

That's right, if I bug you it's cause I love you 

(if you look closely this gets quite creepy because this guy's not really alive and is actually missing two legs and an antenna)

[jupiterswasphouse]

[PHOTOS TAKEN: JUNE 29TH, 2024 | Image IDs: Two photos of a green and purple-ish red phyllopalpus cricket on a small branch /End IDs.]

[jupiterswasphouse]

[PHOTOS TAKEN: JULY 21ST, 2024 | Image IDs: Three photos of a small black, green, red, and beige red-headed bush cricket on the end of a large black plastic object /End IDs.]

[jupiterswasphouse]

[PHOTOS TAKEN: JULY 12TH, 2024 | Image IDs: Four photos of a small purple and green red-headed bush cricket on a significantly larger green leaf /End IDs.]

[drhoz]

#1793 - Bobilla sp.

Found near water, in bushland, in the Ambergate Reseve near Busselton. This one is a female.

Trigonidiid crickets in this genus are found across Australia and various Pacific islands, but they don’t seem to be very closely studied. One species found in alpine Tasmania is known to live for a few years, overwintering as eggs, nymphs, and adults over subsequent years.