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The red-jointed fiddler crab is a semi-terrestrial crustacean native to the southeastern United States, notable for the distinct red coloring at the joints of its claws.
The Purple Marsh Crab is a semi-terrestrial crustacean native to coastal regions of the Americas, recognized by its vividly colored purple carapace and preference for mangrove habitats.
The Marsh Meadow Grasshopper (*Chorthippus curtipennis*), described by Harris in 1835, is an American species recognized for its preference for moist, grassy marsh and wetland environments.
The Marsh Grasshopper (Pseudochorthippus montanus) is a European species native to wetland habitats, notable for its close genetic relationship and near-identical appearance to the meadow grasshopper.
The Lesser Marsh Grasshopper, described by Charles De Geer in 1773, is a European insect notable for its strong association with damp, uncultivated grasslands, fens, and wet meadow ecosystems.
