Around 8.45 pm, fifteenth of September, 2026, my family and I went light-sheeting for moths in our backyard. Did we see any moths? No. But we did see an awesome Conehead Katydid, along with a few dozen gnats, non-biting midges, and mosquitoes.
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| Unidentified katydid in the Common Conehead genus (Neoconocephalus), likely the Robust Conehead |
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| Such a cool insect!!! |
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| Leg, wing, and ovipositor (egg-laying tube) detail, plus a photobomber |
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| Leg and wing detail |
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| Head, leg, and antennae detail, from the top |
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| Head, leg, and antennae detail, from the side |
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| Wing and leg detail |
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| Cute lil' Potato Leafhopper. It and its fellow Potato Leafhoppers may well kill the potatoes my family and I are growing, but it's so cuuuuuute!!!!!!!!!!! |
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