Colorful Baby Cricket

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Colorful Baby Cricket

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1/200 sec. @ f/4.5 ISO 400
EF-S 60mm f/2.8 Canon Macro USM
Hazy afternoon daylight
NR Neat Image Demo

Never seen one like this before. :-k
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Re: Colorful Baby Cricket

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Ken Ramos wrote: Never seen one like this before. :-k
Neither I. This one is going to masquerade party. :D

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Must be Nikola, it appears there is a mask over his or her eyes. :lol: Thanks Nikola! :D
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It looks like is was bought at “Toys R Us” :lol:
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:lol: You know it just occurred to me Sven that it looks much like that soft chewy translucent candy that you see children eating often times. Thanks Sven! :D
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Yes Ken, it looks like a gummy cricket. Great shot and very interesting subject. looks like a nymph...wonder what an adult looks like?
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Ain't no telling Doug, probably black or brown. Thanks! :D
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