Katydid (specifically a leaf-like nymph or species)

Trees, shrubs, tall grasses, and gardens where foliage provides camouflage.

Herbivorous, feeding primarily on leaves, flowers, bark, and seeds, though some species are omnivorous.

Nocturnal insects known for camouflage that mimics leaves or grass. Males produce a loud calling song by rubbing their forewings together.

Benefits include serving as a food source for birds and reptiles. Risks are minimal, though they can occasionally become minor garden pests if populations are high.