Four Hoppers
Hi… I am back here with ‘Friends from my garden’ 🙂
Today I am with four hoppers; I mean, four grasshoppers living in my garden. Each one is unique in its own way.
They are all short-horned grasshoppers different from katydids, which have much longer antennae. They are probably the oldest living group of chewing herbivorous insects.
They have powerful hind legs for leaping vigorously and almost all of them have wings, with a few exceptions. Another feature is the camouflage they exhibit.
Grasshoppers can be pests feasting on our plants but in some countries they are eaten by the locals!
Awesome clicks, I must say your garden is rich in flora and fauna. ☺️
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It’s nice to see the diversity in grasshoppers in your garden! Great photo’s
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In love with your garden and photography talent 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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These are wonderful, Indira!
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They do have strong hind legs. These are nice captures! 🙂 Good to see many varieties of them.
The huge ones do scare me.. 😛
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Indira, the fact that grasshoppers are such beautiful creatures is something I just understood. The wingless one is so beautiful, in brilliant contrasts. Loved the writeup too!👌 your photos bring incredible life to the little beauties of nature!
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The wingless grasshopper seems quite the looker! 😁 in parts where I grew up, they say, spot a grasshopper inside the home or on your self, money is surely coming soon.
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Alas…none of them were inside or on me …
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Ah! There is always a next time 😊😊
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Great shots Indira ! 🙂
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Lovely shots .. I can see the finest details of the insects in the pics.
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Fantastic shots and write up! Liked the shot at the bottom!
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Lovely share 💐 Marvelous click🌿
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I need to study more about this?!
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