Ohio Stick Insects | Insects | Phasmatodea
Overview Of Ohio Stick Insects
Stick insects are masters of camouflage resembling twigs and branches They inhabit Ohios forests and shrublands feeding on leaves and remaining motionless to avoid predators Their slow movements and elongated bodies make them difficult to spot.
Verified Species Examples
Northern Walkingstick Diapheromera Femorata
Finding And Observing Stick Insects
Stick insects can be found on deciduous trees and shrubs especially during late summer Searching branches carefully increases the chance of spotting them.
Authoritative Reference Sources
Ohio Department Of Natural Resources Division Of Wildlife | Bugguide Iowa State University | Integrated Taxonomic Information System Itis | Peterson Field Guide To Insects
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