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several very small grasshoppers were seen around R litangense, but hopped out when I disturbed the plant. R litangense has very small leaves.
Focusing plane isn't completely parallel. But my excuse would be that I was shooting it squatting down. It is very tiring!
A grasshopper (Can you tell species from a picture?). On some grass (Long Ridge Open Space Preserve, La Honda, CA). Yeah.
Grasshopper Warbler - Locustella naevia - Обыкновенный сверчок
Russia, Moscow region, Rozhdestvo, 05/20/2012
Spotted some grasshopper nymphs in the neighbour's front lawn (not quite so keen on gardening and does not cut the grass that frequently). Spent about 15 mins trying to get a shot of one only for them always to jump off at the last minute, so I gave up for the moment. Later on met the neighbour who then mentioned he was actually going to cut the grass. So I them mounted an emergency rescue operation and caught two of them in a glass tumbler with a piece of card and released them on my own back lawn. Then spent another 30 mins trying to get some shots but did succeed this time. Think this is only the second tome I've ever shot grasshoppers.
a grasshopper hitches a ride on the outside window of a northern italian train, see my blog for more: margavp.wordpress.com/2012/08/17/clinging-on-for-dear-life/
Noticed this grasshopper deep out in the tall flowers and foliage where the goldfinch were. Could hardly see it. Only saw the second one in the lower right later on the computer. :) Image cropped some.
A lubber grasshopper beginning to molt. They hang upside down and do these strange situps and then their back just splits open and they climb out.
Common Green Grasshopper (Omocestus viridulus) in a child's hand, amongst rough grassland by Granby Barn, at Longshaw, Derbyshire, the Peak District, England.
Grasshopper bridge is a pedestrian bridge built over a wash in the Moon Valley section of Phoenix, Arizona. Before the bridge was built the wash flooded whenever it rained and people could not cross to the other side. The wash still floods in the rain but now it can be crossed.
I don't know the species of this grasshopper. As always, any ID help is greatly appreciated. Photo near Slaughter Creek in Austin.