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Romalea microptera
It has been raining on and off, for over a week now, and it has been raining on and off, all day today. At around 3:15 p.m. in the afternoon, I went upstairs to the second floor, to look out of one of the second floor windows. As I walked over to one of the second floor windows, I was shocked at what I saw. A large, Eastern Lubber Grasshopper, resting on the outside of a window pane of glass, while it was raining. This grasshopper, was very large. This grasshopper, was about three inches or more, long. These windows were very foggy. I took some photos of this grasshopper, then I went back downstairs, to the first floor. About forty five minutes later, the rain stopped. I then went back upstairs to the second floor, to check on this grasshopper. The rain has stopped, and this grasshopper was gone.
Though it's preferred habitat, seems to be low, wet areas in pastures and woods, and along ditches. Open pine woods, fields, roadsides, lawns, croplands, esp. moist areas.
It had been raining on and off all day, and I spotted this large, Eastern Lubber Grasshopper, resting on the outside of a pane of window glass, that was on a second floor window. This large grasshopper, stayed on this window pane of glass, while it was raining, and as soon as the rain stopped, it left...
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