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Leaf Grasshopper on a Finger Royalty Free Stock Photo

A leaf grasshopper perched on finger with a red motif background.A leaf grasshopper perched on a human finger Royalty Free Stock Photo

closeup the green brown grasshopper hold on lady finger plant leaf in the farm soft focus natural green brown background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cute asian child girl looking and touching leaf grasshopper that stick on parent hand with curious and fun Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close up of vegetable grasshopper or Atractomorpha similis on green leaf Royalty Free Stock Photo

Miniature Grasshopper on a Human Finger in Sunlight Royalty Free Stock Photo

Leaf grasshopper stick on kid hand Royalty Free Stock Photo

Green grasshopper nymph with long legs sitting on human finger closeup Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tiny Grasshopper Perched on a Human Finger Royalty Free Stock Photo

A close up of a grasshopper sitting on top of someone's finger, AI Royalty Free Stock Photo

Small green grasshopper on the finger. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Grasshoppers are herbivorous insects from the suborder Caelifera in the order Orthoptera. This insect has antennae that are almost always shorter than its body and also has a short ovipositor. The sound produced by some species of grasshoppers is usually produced by rubbing the hind femurs against the forewings or abdomen & x28;called stridulation& x29;, or by flapping their wings while flying. The hind femur is generally long and strong which is suitable for jumping.