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At least I think it is a Tettigonia sp. but I have problems identifying it exactly because it is still a nymph. OK, it is a female, that is hard to overlook, but is it T. cantans (my guess) or T. viridissima or am I completely misled?

Found in western Germany (quite rural, Lower Rhine region, north of Dinslaken) in mid-june 2014 on a tomato plant. Lateral view

Full posterior (sort of) view

Posterior (sort of) view, closer up

The tomato plant is a mini cocktail tomato plant and its leaves are a bit smaller, so here is an example of one with a metric measure tape aside for metrological purposes.

mentioned mini tomato plant between Pementos de Padrón (Capsicum annuum) plants

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