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Grasshoppers, Crickets & Katydids (Orthoptera)
Grasshoppers (several families)

Grasshopper (several families) species

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Overview

Reference: Grasshoppers of southwest Australia

8 species

Apotropis tricarinata (Eastern striped grasshopper)

Apotropis tricarinata
Apotropis tricarinata
Apotropis tricarinata
Apotropis tricarinata
Apotropis tricarinata
Apotropis tricarinata

Heteropternis obscurella (A grasshopper)

Heteropternis obscurella
Heteropternis obscurella
Heteropternis obscurella
Heteropternis obscurella
Heteropternis obscurella
Heteropternis obscurella

Keyacris sp. (genus) (Matchstick grasshopper)

Keyacris sp. (genus)
Keyacris sp. (genus)
Keyacris sp. (genus)
Keyacris sp. (genus)
Keyacris sp. (genus)
Keyacris sp. (genus)

Morabidae (family) (Unidentified matchstick grasshopper)

Morabidae (family)
Morabidae (family)
Morabidae (family)
Morabidae (family)
Morabidae (family)
Morabidae (family)

Pardillana limbata (Common Pardillana)

Pardillana limbata
Pardillana limbata
Pardillana limbata
Pardillana limbata
Pardillana limbata
Pardillana limbata

Perbellia picta (White-tipped Perbellia)

Perbellia picta
Perbellia picta
Perbellia picta
Perbellia picta

Urnisa sp 1 (eastern Urnisa)

Urnisa sp 1
Urnisa sp 1
Urnisa sp 1
Urnisa sp 1
Urnisa sp 1
Urnisa sp 1

Urnisa sp. (genus) (A short horned grasshopper)

Urnisa sp. (genus)
Urnisa sp. (genus)
Urnisa sp. (genus)
Urnisa sp. (genus)
Urnisa sp. (genus)
Urnisa sp. (genus)
  • Rare or uncommon native (change?)
    * designates formal legal status
  • Non-invasive or negligible (change?)

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