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Grasshoppers

Bird Grasshoppers
:: Bird Grasshoppers :: 		Slant-faced and Toothpick Grasshoppers
:: Slant-faced and Toothpick Grasshoppers :: 		Spur-throated Grasshoppers
:: Spur-throated Grasshoppers :: 		Band-winged Grasshoppers
:: Band-winged Grasshoppers ::
Monkey Grasshoppers
:: Monkey Grasshoppers :: 		Lubber Grasshoppers
:: Lubber Grasshoppers :: 		Pygmy Mole Crickets
:: Pygmy Mole Crickets :: 		Pygmy Grasshoppers
:: Pygmy Grasshoppers ::
Melanoplus foedus; Striped Sand Grasshopper nymph
Melanoplus foedus; Striped Sand Grasshopper nymph		 Mermiria Toothpick Grasshopper species nymph
Mermiria Toothpick Grasshopper species nymph		 Pardalophora phoenicoptera; Orange-winged Grasshopper
Pardalophora phoenicoptera; Orange-winged Grasshopper		 Chortophaga viridifasciata viridifasciata; Northern Green-striped Grasshopper nymph
Chortophaga viridifasciata viridifasciata; Northern Green-striped Grasshopper nymph
Dichromorpha viridis; Short-winged Green Grasshopper; male
Dichromorpha viridis; Short-winged Green Grasshopper; male		 Leptysma marginicollis marginicollis; Cattail Toothpick Grasshopper
Leptysma marginicollis marginicollis; Cattail Toothpick Grasshopper		 Paroxya atlantica; Atlantic Grasshopper nymph
Paroxya atlantica; Atlantic Grasshopper nymph		 Romalea microptera; Eastern Lubber Grasshopper
Romalea microptera; Eastern Lubber Grasshopper
Romalea microptera; Eastern Lubber Grasshopper
Romalea microptera; Eastern Lubber Grasshopper 		Trimerotropis verruculata suffusa; Crackling Forest Grasshopper
Trimerotropis verruculata suffusa; Crackling Forest Grasshopper		 Schistocerca impleta; Bird Grasshopper species
Schistocerca impleta; Bird Grasshopper species		 Arphia simplex; Plains Yellow-winged Grasshopper
Arphia simplex; Plains Yellow-winged Grasshopper

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Guest 18-Aug-2017 23:50
bob is done commenting
Guest 18-Aug-2017 23:50
It is peach, not green sorry
Guest 18-Aug-2017 23:49
from here on this is bob commenting, I have a green grasshopper that has black on it, it can fly very long, any ideas?
Guest 18-Aug-2017 23:47
This site is so useful!! I found out that i have a pine tree cricket, it was so hard to find, but i found it on here! Thank you!
Guest 18-Aug-2017 23:46
Hola!!!!!!!!! Espanoa?
Guest 18-Aug-2017 23:46
i have a orange and black winged grasshopper and i need to know what is is for a project, please help!, it looks like a butterfly when it flys
Walt Okamoto 23-Jul-2017 18:26
We live in SW Idaho, high mtn. desert. We have an insect of the grasshopper-cricket configuration, except that it has a 1" long, tubular ovipositor, large 1 1/4" torso. Coloration is lightly striped of a common grasshopper colors. This is the second one we've see in these parts in two weeks...no developed wings, but has indications that it is an orthoptera. Anyone with knowledge/suggestions as to genus, species, common name? Thanks.

Capt Walt
Guest 01-Jun-2017 19:36
I live in Augusta Georgia and I am seeing huge black grasshoppers or would look like grasshoppers with a orange or red stripe down the middle of the back I have never seen anything like it is this a grasshopper and they are multiplying
Toni 27-May-2017 06:32
Thanks! Great photography and quite a collection here. I am in Florida and am always struggling to ID new grasshoppers and their nymphs that I find. This is a great help.
Ed 20-Oct-2015 15:44
thanks for the site. I am starting to identify the grasshoppers at my farm near Gainesville Texas however I would like to have a key to help identify all the species. Can you direct me to a key to the Texas grasshoppers?
cari Palmieri 19-Aug-2015 21:57
What about a green grasshopper that bites, drew blood, and stung like H? My sister was bitten on both ankles by one!!!!
jake 23-Jun-2015 19:36
Hi. My name is jake
i caught a green grasshopper
And it has a size of 3 inches
Seriously this is the biggest of thegrasshoppers
That ive ever seen
ive never seen some hoppers big as this
i just wanna know if what kind of breed
is this grasshopper has
Guest 10-Apr-2015 18:47
I have what looks like a grasshopper its black with red strip around its neck area.It as
loves to eat may tomato's. Any idea what it is ?
Melodie Flatt 11-Oct-2014 12:34
Wonderful collection! Reminds us that we share this planet with an enormous amount of other living things. I have a photo of what I believe to be either a Dissidents Carolina or Reimer Tropics pallid up tennis nymph. Send me an email if you are interested in adding him.
Bob B.30-Jun-2014 20:21
Great hopper gallery Mark! A number of 'old friends' here!
Grace 26-Apr-2014 21:23
大約』「義大利麵皿。各必須?
Grace 26-Apr-2014 21:21
Hi, I found two grasshoppers in a bush and one is green blue white brown altogether on all the parts on the body. I also found out the second one is like a tree. Brown and white all over. I was wondering if you could tell me what species they are? Address: Australia Brisbane eight mile plain QLD from grace or 8 years old.
Manong Edwin 27-Mar-2014 15:47
Hello, I found an insect inside our bathroom..it has fourteen pairs of legs and an elongated body, looks like a small centipede (about one inch) but its legs are longer and thinner...this is the first time I saw this kind of insect...perhaps you can help me identify this creature...I am from the Philippines...
Guest 11-Mar-2014 01:20
very nice work,.,bravo
April Carroll 05-Mar-2014 00:40
Dear Mark, My husband and are are wintering in Florida. We are presently camping at HillsboroughRiver State Park. While hiking I came across some little red crickets(?) I cannot find them by doing a web search I had posted them on my Facebook page. I am sending you the album of they are a part. Please let me know what you think they are. They are about one inch in length Thank you for any assistance.
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.665287616851085.1073741880.100001095591079&type=1&l=c731300164
April Carroll
Guest 04-Nov-2013 01:26
Thank you! This is the most accurate site for identifying grasshopper species! Very helpful!
sneezum04-Sep-2013 22:19
Wonderful shots of some quite elusive insects ! DK
Guest 31-Aug-2013 15:23
nice work
Guest 12-Jun-2013 14:23
Awesome collection.
Well done.
Kathleen 30-Aug-2012 11:05
Hello, I caught a grasshopper in Vancouver, BC. It looks quite different than the pictures shown in your website. It might be a nymph, but it is already end of August, so it should be a fully grown grasshopper or it will die because of the cold. It also has two tails. I want to know if this grasshopper is male or female. Could I send you a picture of my grasshopper? Thank you!
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