Katydids?
Please do not adjust your screen. The problem is not in your computer.
(It's that my camera isn't suited for macrophotography. One of these days, I'll get one with a macro lens, especially as the invertebrate and phyto worlds pull me ever closer inward.)
Emma's fruit garden yielded a lot of currants this year, and I got quite a lot for making jams this winter. One thing led to another, and it was a week or so after I picked them that I got around to cleaning and freezing them.
When I pulled the currants out of the fridge, two corpses were discovered:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiViZPLrm1t8c20tmLLlQnj_5E2fewpO7J3fpaBOBux57UAwiXxenkbrsnBykuSW7lqbd8aj75QNd3COYeNGvGTBlrYtX06-nWPdhMGQbmmxhwaGrk_J4MRMv3FPI7EfAPSacrl/s320/bugs.jpg)
Like I said, it's a really crappy photo, but I couldn't seem to get a clearer one--pulling back a little led to weird reflections off the bowl. But maybe this is enough to confirm or rule out the guess that they may be katydids.
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