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spgfr Delmar, MD Jun 24, 2015

These are more 'conventional' than the one in the previous post.

Thanks again...

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greenthumb99 Lucketts, VA(Zone 7a) Jun 24, 2015

I believe #4 is a nymph of a Bush Katydid in the genus Scudderia.

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Flapdoodle Minot, ND Jun 24, 2015

Number one is a solitary bee, likely in the family Halictidae; the second is a weevil, but I cannot provide a specific i.d.; the third appears to be a wasp of some kind, but images from different aspects would be needed for a more specific i.d.; number four is indeed a Scudderia nymph...

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