Who ate the orchid.

Katydid.
Sorry.

Katydid Tettigoniidae
Also called the “northern katydid,” the true katydid is in the family of long-horned grasshoppers, though it is more closely related to crickets. The species is leaf green and grows to one and a half to two inches in length.
Found from Ontario south to Florida, west to Texas and Kansas, the true katydid primarily inhabits the crowns of deciduous trees in forests, parks and yards. Because it only inhabits deciduous trees and is mostly flightless, populations are discontinuous.
source - https://www.nature.org/newsfeatures/specialfeatures/animals/insects/katydid.xml

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