Two-Spotted Tree Cricket
Neoxabea bipunctata
The adult two-spotted tree cricket is a slender, pale green cricket found in shrubs, vines, and trees, especially in warm open habitats and woodland edges. It feeds on plant tissues, pollen, fungi, and small soft insects, using quick movements and camouflage rather than strength. Males are notable for their ringing songs, produced by rubbing the wings together, and the dark spots near the wing bases that give the species its name. Adults can fly short distances but more often climb and hide among leaves.
- Type
- Cry
- Conservation status
- NE
Growth chain
- ?
- Two-Spotted Tree Cricket