Ever see these formations on your azalea leaves?
Well, one or more Bush Katydid nymphs are the culprits, in this case an early instar of Scudderia furcata, the Fork-tailed Bush Katydid. I caught a little guy in the act the other day. At first he was shy, but after a while he resumed munching, half-burying himself in the "bubble" he had made. What a cutie!
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