INSECTS
ORTHOPTERA / CRICKETS
Long-winged Conehead Conocephalus fuscus (20mm long) mainly feeds on grass and sometimes small invertebrates. The common name is derived from the angled shape of the head. Females have a large ovipositor sticking out at the rear that is used to lay eggs. Nymphs have short wings and a black stripe along the back.
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