Black-legged Meadow Katydid (Family Tettigonidae)
Black-legged Meadow Katydid are residents of grasslands and gardens, preferably damp ones. BlMKs overwinter as eggs that are laid in the soil or in plant stems and that hatch in late spring. It’s identified by the face and eyes, plus a bluish-green body, wings longer than its abdomen, and colorful legs—with yellow on its front four and black on its hind two.