Grasshoppers and Crickets

Hello Fascinating Insect Lover..

There will always be new things that will never end if we want to showcase the unique insect species that exist in the world. Be it, grasshopper or cricket species or dragonfly or butterfly species and so on. It's just that, we need a little extra effort to find it, be it in the bush or in the forest.

Nature actually teaches us a lot, and life doesn't happen only to humans. Grasshoppers and other types of insects also breed. So that the population will also increase if humans do not destroy nature as a place to live and a place to find food for them.

In today's post I share a species of grasshopper and crickets that I encountered in the forest and bushes a few days ago. For species of grasshoppers, it is difficult for me to detect which species they are from, because they are still baby (tillers). However, I believe they are baby rice field grasshoppers, from the Caelifera family. Meanwhile, I also managed to photograph an Oecanthus cricket, a genus of crickets in the subfamily Oecanthinae. And I apologize, if I make a mistake in identifying their scientific name. I really hope someone can tell me the proper name for these grasshoppers and crickets.