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Bow-winged grasshopper
Glyptobothrus biguttulus
Grasshoppers
(Acrididae)
Broad thighs.
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Small grasshopper mostly brown but sometimes greenish to yellow and sometimes a red rear body tip. Below the wings, the body is ringed. The neck shield is hourglass shaped with a fold and dark markings. The antennae for the ♂ are half the body size, for the ♀ shorter. The wings are a little longer. Can be seen on most terrains but it dislikes the damp and needs sufficient vegetation. Feeds on grasses. ⇔ l. 13-26 mm The upper legs have small ribbons low on the side, used to strike along the wings to produce the sound. LA: ≈ The CHORTHIPPUS BRUNNEUS makes less noise and misses the rear ringed markings.
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Back
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Wing
Striking
10-50 mm
Jumper
Six
Smooth
Visible
On back
Long aft leg
1 LookAlikes (LA):
Chorthippus brunneus [L.]
Bow-winged grasshopper
Ratelaar
Glyptobothrus biguttulus [L.]
Glyptobothrus biguttulus [L.]
Glyptobothrus biguttulus [L.]
Glyptobothrus biguttulus [L.]
Glyptobothrus biguttulus [L.]
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