Life On A Quarter Acre

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    [o_desc] => This is either Riley's or Snowy tree cricket - evidenced by the equally sized and spaced white dots on the abdomen, and the black intermittent rings on the antennae. Nymphs cannot be ID'd to species without a close view of the black dots on the front base of the antennae. Nancy Collins @nan-cee
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    [inat_url] => https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/3646190
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    [o_short_desc] => 
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    [gender] => 
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