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Green 6 legs pod like body (Common True Katydid)

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Katydid
by: Margo

Thank you very much!

Katydid
by: Moni

Grammadot
What a great idea!
That would be a welcome sound in middle of winter!
Thanks

Those Were The Days!
by: Grammadot

When I was much younger I climbed a tree one night to find out what made all that racket, which I have taped to enjoy on a cold and dreary. winter evening.

Common True Katydid
by: Moni

Margo
Yes your photo is of the Common True Katydid.
And yes they do live in and near wooded areas. They are found in deciduous forests--often heard, but seldom seen, since it mostly lives in forest canopy.
They feed on various leaves of deciduous trees. This is the insect that sings the "katy-did, katy-didn't" song we hear in late summer in the evening and at night.

Katy-Did?
by: SRapp

I think it is a Katy-did.

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