Photograph by Richard Hughes.
Photography contest, Honorable Mention.
Arphia xanthoptera – autumn yellow-winged grasshopper, Eustis, Florida. Mr. Hughes writes that this is a mating pair, camouflaged amidst fallen leaves. The male is on top.
Arphia xanthoptera
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I am glad I am not a voyeuristic yellow-winged grasshopper. I would never have any fun.
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