This is actually what we call a “katydid”. Once in a Blue Moon, you find a pink one. They chirp and sing all late summer and fall, like crickets, until winter silences them.
JessicaSeptember 24, 2012 / 8:07 pm
I wouldn’t mind seeing a pink one. How wonderful! I don’t think we have a lot of pink insects in Norway, I should probably look into it.
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This is actually what we call a “katydid”. Once in a Blue Moon, you find a pink one. They chirp and sing all late summer and fall, like crickets, until winter silences them.
I wouldn’t mind seeing a pink one. How wonderful! I don’t think we have a lot of pink insects in Norway, I should probably look into it.