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Profile: jilly777

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  • "Under laboratory conditions, individuals return to the same nesting sites, but exactly how they navigate is unknown."
    I can tell you that we have had these sleeping in the ledge under the top of our windows every spring/summer for the past two years. One has just come back for the first time this year - it sleeps there all day and leaves at around 6pm. Of course, I have no way of knowing whether it is always the same one!
    My question is - how do I try to 'relocate' my guest? I tend to not want to interfere with nature, but I also want to leave my windows open without fear of having the katydid coming in and nesting.

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