Conceptually similarFRANK LANE PICT.Oak Bush-cricketSS2516592FD1031Rights ManagedFRANK LANE PICT.Oak Bush-cricketSS2613708FD8977Rights ManagedSTEPHEN DALTONOak Bush-cricketSS22664175M5899Rights ManagedFRANK LANE PICT.Speckled Bush-cricket NymphSS2516593FD1032Rights ManagedFRANK LANE PICT.Speckled Bush-cricketSS2516594FD1033Rights ManagedFRANK LANE PICT.Speckled Bush-cricketSS2528440FD2526Rights ManagedFRANK LANE PICT.Predatory Bush-cricketSS2486275FC8647Rights ManagedFRANK LANE PICT.Predatory Bush-cricketSS2486273FC8645Rights ManagedFRANK LANE PICT.Bog Bush-cricketSS2516591FD1030Rights ManagedView AllView more with similar tones Oak Bush-cricketLicense type:Rights ManagedUnique identifier:SS2528439Legacy Identifier:FD2525Description:Close-up of the curved cerci on the rear end of an adult male oak bush-cricket (Meconema thalassinum), on a leaf in a garden in Belvedere, Bexley, Kent, England, in September.Credit:Dave Pressland/FLPA / Science SourceSize:4960px × 3295px (~46 MB)Restrictions:No Sale through SubagentsGet PricingHow Will The Visual Be Used?ShareKeywords:adult male-animal-arthropod-britain-british wildlife-bush cricket-bush-cricket-cerci-cercus-close-up-detail-drumming katydid-england-english garden-europe-european fauna-hind end-insect-insect anatomy-invertebrate-kent uk-meconema-meconema thalassinum-nature-oak bush-cricket-orthoptera-orthopteran-rear abdomen-sensory organs-tettigoniid-tettigoniidaeModel release:N/AParent folder:16991
