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Daylily and visitor

An unnamed variety bred by a friend of mine.

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Annemarie, Marie-claire Gallet, micritter, Alexander Prolygin have particularly liked this photo

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Ronald Losure ^club has replied

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Thank you very much, Jaap.

6 years ago.

Ronald Losure ^club has replied

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Thank you very much, Marie-claire. I would have photographed the flower even without the insect. ;-)

6 years ago.

micritter has replied

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It was just a guess on my part. The one I had may be similar or not. What do you think? Here it is (on a leaf of a butterfly milkweed plant).

6 years ago.

Ronald Losure ^club has replied

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I think it is probably some sort of katydid nymph, but I can't find a photo like it in my guide books. This is a big subject. You have a good photo, so probably some specialist could make an identification.

6 years ago.

micritter has replied

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Thanks. I have another, more mysterious critter that I'd like to have identified. I will post them together in the same post and request identification some time. Many thanks.

6 years ago.

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