I never gave grasshoppers much thought. Now that I've seen the barbs on their legs, their orange eyes, and that thing on their behind, I have a new way of thinking about them. Nice close-up shots.
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Oh! Look at him! I've been quite intrigued by the unexpected beauty of bugs when viewed close up like this, lately. So complex and quite gorgeous. Nice capture.
I have a feeling the chickens appear in Part II. This is like a Hitchcock movie.
ReplyDeleteAre there chickens about?
ReplyDeleteMaster: Which one of the girls is the closest?
ReplyDeleteyou never fail to make me smile.
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Great photographic moment. I really dislike it when they jump and surprise without warning.. .They make me scream like a girl!!
ReplyDeleteI never gave grasshoppers much thought. Now that I've seen the barbs on their legs, their orange eyes, and that thing on their behind, I have a new way of thinking about them. Nice close-up shots.
ReplyDeleteIs that a grasshopper or a Mormon cricket? I've never seen that kind of tail on a California grasshopper.
ReplyDeleteWHERE are the girls when you need them? I HATE grasshoppers!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations I have nominated you for the Versatile Blog Award. You can go get your award at http://donkeywhispererfarm2010.wordpress.com/2012/08/12/versatile-blogger-award/ – Melody
ReplyDeleteOh! Look at him! I've been quite intrigued by the unexpected beauty of bugs when viewed close up like this, lately. So complex and quite gorgeous. Nice capture.
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