http://www.whatsthatbug.com/2007/11/19/gray-bird-grasshopper-eggs-and-nymphs/ Are we experts yet? Sat, 04 Feb 2012 18:43:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.whatsthatbug.com/2007/11/19/gray-bird-grasshopper-eggs-and-nymphs/comment-page-1/#comment-1430 Steve Carras Sat, 14 Mar 2009 03:17:25 +0000 http://new.cheshirecat.net/wtbblog/2007/11/19/gray-bird-grasshopper-eggs-and-nymphs/#comment-1430 Hi, bnew here, been looking at this site a number of but never really noticed the comment function. Anyway, Daniel, Lise, whoever, you are right. I too, be common in the Los Angeles area..:) [see some of those every other day]...C.L.Hogue was part right, two generations a year, with adults usually appearing in the spring and fall, though I've seen summer adults as well. Even saw one of those at Disneyland, where I usually don't see many hoppers [real ones]..flying..like big birds. Hogue points out these are immensely large [YouTube has a number of videos, usually without naming the species..Grasshopper freakout, chihuahua and hoppers] , the females especially, and they are like big birds when they fly [cue Nelly Furtado.].BTW I too notice the mothl;y slip a new moths I mean months I mean minutes ago. And I like the name of the site, too. Hi, bnew here, been looking at this site a number of but never really noticed the comment function. Anyway, Daniel, Lise, whoever, you are right. I too, be common in the Los Angeles area..:) [see some of those every other day]…C.L.Hogue was part right, two generations a year, with adults usually appearing in the spring and fall, though I’ve seen summer adults as well. Even saw one of those at Disneyland, where I usually don’t see many hoppers [real ones]..flying..like big birds. Hogue points out these are immensely large [YouTube has a number of videos, usually without naming the species..Grasshopper freakout, chihuahua and hoppers] , the females especially, and they are like big birds when they fly [cue Nelly Furtado.].BTW I too notice the mothl;y slip a new moths I mean months I mean minutes ago. And I like the name of the site, too.

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