KatydidKatydid| Guinea 1973 | Ascension Island 1988 | Bulgaria 1964 | Serbia & Montenegro 2004 | England 1985 |
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| Great Green Bush Cricket Tettigonia viridissima (Tettigoniidae) |
Bush Cricket Ruspolia differens (Tettigoniidae) |
Bush Cricket Saga natalia (Tettigoniidae) |
Predatory Bush Cricket Saga pedo (Tettigoniidae) |
Wart-Biter Bush Cricket Decticus verrucivorus (Tettigoniidae) |
| Spanish Rio Muni 1965 | Kenya 2011 | Chad 2012 | Spanish Ifni 1965 |
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| Cricket Acridoxena hewaniana (Tettigoniidae) |
Bush Cricket Hetrodinae sp. (Tettigoniidae) |
Whistle Cricket Eugaster spinulosa (Tettigoniidae) |
Cricket Eugaster fernandezi (Tettigoniidae) |
| Republic of Korea 1966 | Yugoslavia 1954 | Taiwan 1958 | North Korea 1993 |
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| Katydid Hexacentrus japonicus (Tettigoniidae) |
Callimenus Grasshopper Callimenus pancici (Tettigoniidae) |
True Katydid Phylophorina kotoshoensis (Tettigoniidae) |
Bog Bush Cricket Metrioptera brachyptera (Tettigoniidae) |
| Malaysia 1998 | United States of America 1999 | Dominica 1992 | Norfork Island 1989 |
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| True Katydid Macrolyristes corporalis (Tettigoniidae) |
True Katydid Pterophylla camellifolia (Tettigoniidae) |
Brown-winged Bush Cricket Mastophyllum scabricolle (Tettigoniidae) |
True Katydid Caedicia araucariae (Tettigoniidae) |
| Suriname 1993 | Singapore 1985 | Suriname 1993 |
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| Longhorned Leaf Grasshopper Cycloptera cycloptera (Tettigoniidae) |
Longhorned Grasshopper Scambophyllum sanguinolentum (Tettigoniidae) |
Longhorned Flat Grasshopper indet. (Tettigoniidae) |
| Bhutan 1997 | Suriname 1993 | Barbados 1990 |
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| Long-winged Conehead Cricket Conocephalus maculctus (Conocephalidae) |
Long-winged Conehead Cricket Conocephalus conocephalus (Conocephalidae) |
Green Grasshopper Neoconocephalus neoconocephalus (Conocephalidae) |
| Ukraine 2006 SILVER |
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| Ukranian Grasshopper Poecilimon ukrainicus (Tettigoniidae) |
The friend of katydid or field cricket has been kept in Japan for many years, in order to enjoy a beautiful cry. There was a hobby which can let the bell cricket already cultivated personally sing, and is enjoyed in the Edo period. Moreover, although it no longer saw recently, there was also trade called an itinerant trade of the insect which cries.
How depending on which these insects cry has some which adjust each other and pronounce hind legs and a shuttlecock among the same grasshoppers of an orthoptera, although the pronunciation machine in a front shuttlecock is adjusted each other and it is said that sound is made.
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