An overhead, close-up image taken in Parkhomivka, Ukraine, depicts a large green Tettigoniidae (bush cricket or katydid) situated on dark, damp soil

An overhead, close-up image taken in Parkhomivka, Ukraine, depicts a large green Tettigoniidae (bush cricket or katydid) situated on dark, damp soil. The insect, approximately 6-7 cm in length, is vibrant green with a distinct lighter stripe running dorsally along its back. Its long antennae extend forward, and its legs are visible, including powerful hind legs. The bush cricket's head is positioned near a cluster of small plants featuring reddish-purple stems and leaves or inflorescences, with traces of yellowish pollen-like material visible on these plant parts and the insect's head. Surrounding the bush cricket and the central plant cluster are scattered patches of dark brown soil, interspersed with small green-leafed plants and dried organic debris, including small twigs and decaying leaves. The scene is illuminated by natural, diffused light.