Yep, only have four nymphs so far, three male and one female and all brown, no green so am only familiar with the nymph form and pictures of the adult form. The female has that extra "leafy" bit at the abdomen, but still the straight lines from the wings. So what I'm getting at is if the reasoning is that evolution rejected green for adult males based on the fact that they no longer look like leaves, wouldn't it have done so for the female as well? While the female may have somewhat more resemblance to a leaf, I'd still say as an adult the move away from the very leaf-like imitation of the nymph form, do they not?
