Angle-winged Katydid

Deciduous trees, shrubs, and garden vegetation in residential areas and woodlands.

Herbivorous; primarily feeds on the leaves of various trees and shrubs, occasionally garden plants.

Nocturnal insects known for their leaf-mimicry camouflage. Males produce a loud ticking or clicking sound at night to attract mates. They lay eggs in a distinctive double row along the edges of leaves or twigs.

Generally harmless to humans. While they can consume garden foliage, they rarely cause significant damage and serve as an important food source for birds and other wildlife.