David Element
Wildlife Photography and Digital Video Images
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Grasshoppers and Crickets 5 – Brown-spotted Bush Crickets
BROWN-SPOTTED BUSH CRICKET Tessellana tessellata (m)
BROWN-SPOTTED BUSH CRICKET Tessellana
tessellata (m)
BROWN-SPOTTED BUSH CRICKET Tessellana
tessellata (m)
BROWN-SPOTTED BUSH CRICKET Tessellana
tessellata
BROWN-SPOTTED BUSH CRICKET Tessellana tessellata (f)
- Brown-spotted Bush Crickets Tessellana tessellata
are relatively easy to identify because of the pale oblique
markings that the adults possess on their forewings. This Continental
species is a common and widespread inhabitant of rough ground throughout
much of France, southern Europe and North Africa and it would seem to be a
likely candidate for colonising the UK in future in consequence of
anthropogenic global warming. This insect has also been artificially
introduced to North America.
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