Ok not on my plants but on the screen door of slider, wife sex it’s a Egypttin beetle of some sort, and of course evasive up here.
@Caligurl @anon40797889 or any bug knowing peoples.
Oh wait… the one you have pictured has wings…
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Barklice has wings though
Yes wings and about 1\4" to 3/8" long its dead now 
no chances any more to many bugs that serve no purpose but destruction 
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Ya know, I honestly think this is some type of cricket.
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Judging the head and especially the legs
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Was my first thought but crickets are not flat in the ass end, ok normal ones we see here!
If not a cricket, Im stumped!
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Me also never seen anything like it.
Me either. Im way down south and see some crazy bugs, but this one here is a first.
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I am way north in Michigan, just below the Mackinaw Bridge.
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It’s a baby cricket. The bigger they get, the darker they become.
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Yep understand that, just never seen one like this, first for anything!q
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Ya, it’s a strange year for bugs. Not in a great way either.
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Oh for sure, have had more leaves munched on than any other, but I am winning slowly.
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I gave up on webworms. They decimated a mulberry tree. It looks dead, but isn’t. Luckily they disappeared virtually overnight. Feel like it’s the calm before the storm and flea beetles and other super annoying pests are lurking.
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Tent worms/Gypsy moth are horrid here, propane tank and rose bud in side by side on our rides does well on them.
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Bag worms:
Saw some last year, called bug man.
Sprayed tall tree.
Saw some on short tree this year, clipped branch and sprayed everywhere.
No apples, yet