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Banza parvula, a native katydid. Puu Hapapa. This one had taken refuge inside our camp shelter to molt (it's pale because the exoskeleton isn't hardened yet), but its wings got messed up in the process. Fortunately they're only used for singing, not flying.
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- Banza, Banza parvula, Hawaiian native arthropods, Honouliuli FR, Oahu, Orthoptera, Puu Hapapa, Tettigoniidae, Waianae Range
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- Canon PowerShot S90
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- 2016:06:01 14:04:51
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- 1/60
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- f/8.0
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- Oahu, Waianae Range, Honouliuli FR, Puu Hapapa, Orthoptera, Tettigoniidae, Banza, Banza parvula, Hawaiian native arthropods
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- Banza parvula, a native katydid. Puu Hapapa. This one had taken refuge inside our camp shelter to molt (it's pale because the exoskeleton isn't hardened yet), but its wings got messed up in the process. Fortunately they're only used for singing, not flying.
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