Pending ID – Caedicia
#1. Garden Katydid Caedicia sp. Adult
Early March 2011
Hobart
#1. Garden Katydid Caedicia sp. Adult
Early March 2011
Hobart
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#3. Mid July 2016
Ulverstone
Ulverstone
#4. Early instar nymphs
Mid November 2011
Hobart/nipaluna
Mid November 2011
Hobart/nipaluna
#5. Late December 2010
Hobart/nipaluna
Hobart/nipaluna
#5.1. Early December 2020
Hobart/nipaluna
Hobart/nipaluna
#6. Mid December 2008
Hobart/nipaluna
Hobart/nipaluna
#7. Early January 2019
Hobart
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Hobart
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#8. Late December 2015
Ulverstone
Ulverstone
#9. Early December 2018
Hobart
Hobart
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#11. Mid March 2014
Port Sorell
#11.1
Mid April 2022
Queenstown
#12. Late January 2018
Ulverstone
#13. Early October 2016
Bridport Wildflower Reserve
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#14. Late January 2018
Ulverstone
On a rose
#15. Early April 2018
Hobart
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#16. The early instars can be very bright colours. They fade as they develop. This individual was sitting on the same tree over a period of weeks. Photographs at different dates show the pink colour fading as the nymph matured.
Left: 2 June 2011 right June 23 2011
Knocklofty Reserve, Hobart
Left: 1 August, Right 11th August 2011
#17. Mid January 2018
Hobart / nipaluna
#17.1. Mid February 2018
Hobart/nipaluna
Likely to be the same individual above
#18. Mid to final instar nymphs
Hobart /nipaluna
Hobart /nipaluna
Video (which is terrible) showing the generation of their distinctive evening call.
Early March 2011
Port Sorell
Early March 2011
Port Sorell
Early October 2020
Bridport
