Freshly blending in

ID: Katydid

Accidentally spotted this freshly molted katydid on the dried-up part of the plant, and what was astonishing is the fact that it was blending so well with the colours and the texture of the plant it had taken refuge in for the molting process. You can spot the molt on the rear end of the beauty. The only major give away were those unusually elongated antenna and rear limbs.
Something I would want to know, from the experts, do these katydids vary the body colour depending on the seasonal variations or these are a different form of katydid.

EXIF:
Canon 80D
Canon 100mm macro
F/11
Shutterspeed 1/200
ISO 500
Handheld, external flash fired along with LED Light

Location: Thane

Lovely capture. It is so well camouflaged would have been difficult to spot. The vertical composition looks good to include the long antennae and the rear limbs. Thanks for sharing.

Very interesting capture. It is not easy to spot it. Not sure how you could spot.

I am also not aware about seasonal variation in colours of these fellows. We will have to speak to an expert in this domain. Thanks for sharing.

Cheers,
Sabyasachi