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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.could this be an early instar of a type of bush cricket, @Insectra?
walklightly
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June 30, 2018
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@Insectra, thank you for sharing your treasure trove of knowledge 
@Insectra, yes, i think i found it: australian assassin bug nymph.
@walklightly Yep! That was my guess, though we call them "Wheel Bugs" where I live.
very interesting. looks like a form of ant or wasp
LeighShelton
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June 30, 2018
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legs & antennae are too long; i guess it's a kind of cricket, baby stage.
@walklightly I don't think so as its the wrong shape for a cricket
@walklightly im going to find out
@LeighShelton, yes, you're right. it is an australian assassin bug nymph - here an archive pic.
@walklightly cool nasty little things if your lunch. thank you
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