They call this type of insect as bush cricket, which looks like a typical grasshopper to me. Well, there's plenty of their species out there so calling them grasshoppers is fine. Saw it hiding on a guyabano or soursop leaf. It was camouflaged pretty well and I had a difficulty noticing it the first time.
Then there's again this tiny transparent insect. I still have no idea what the name is so calling it transparent like a jellyfish.
Lastly is this short-horned grasshopper. It is smaller than the first one above. Could be 1/4 when it comes to the size of that bush cricket. This is a bit more sensitive too, it jumps occasionally if it feels unsafe and threatened.
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Great shots! I've never captured a grasshoper or something similar :/
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