Katydid (long-horned grasshopper)

Vegetation in forests, grasslands, and gardens; often attracted to lights near homes.

Most eat leaves, flowers, seeds, or other plant material; some species also eat small insects.

Mostly nocturnal, with long antennae and powerful hind legs; males commonly produce calls by rubbing their wings together.

Harmless to people and not venomous. They contribute to food webs, though some species may nibble garden plants.