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• annagrace (2992)
• [2005-09-09 15:46]

Hi Nadja,
I don't know the ID but this is a great photo. Your DOF could be improved by a higher F-stop. I know this but always forget it myself...LOL!

Thanks for sharing and welcome to TN!

Alli

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• Robbrown (6054)
• [2005-09-09 16:11]

Welcome to TN Nadja, it looks to be some type of cricket, I hope this of help in tracing what it is.
As has been said the DOF is a fraction short but not seriously so. the Burr-dock seed hidding the rear of the cricket is slightly distracting for me though, moving your POV (point of veiw ) slightly to the right would be better.
TFS and look forward to more from you, Yours Robert

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• ellis49 (28913)
• [2005-09-09 16:28]

You start with a nice macro, Nadja.
I agree with Robert about the POV but ´nice colours and good details.
Well done.

Välkomen till TN.

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• mogens-j (20)
• [2005-09-09 16:42]

Welcome on TN Nadja.

Great first post with very good colours, good sharpness showing plenty of details in the cricket - sorry but that is all I can come up with about the ID. I think it is a "he" as the females of these grasshoppers very often has a huge egg tube (cannot remember the right word). I agree with Robert and Gert about the point of view.

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• Janice (17790)
• [2005-09-09 17:08]

Hi Nadja, I wish you a warm welcome to TN, and you have started off with an interesting subject! Quite an ugly insect, cricket or grasshopper. Well seen, it's a good job.

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• sway (1212)
• [2005-09-10 3:57]

HI Nadja,
Nice shot. Sorry can't help with an ID.
Great photo.
:)

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• Luc (14719)
• [2005-09-14 20:27]

A very good first performance, Nadja.
Nice composition and point of view. It is the first time I see this insect so I cant help for the ID.

I wish you the most cordial welcome on TrekNature.
In the pleasure to admire your next posts and to read your notes and critics.
Thank you for sharing.