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sue-zon

Little Green Hopper

The quality of this image isn't that great because I lost the original and had to retrieve it and other "hopper" images from my FB page. I thoug...
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The quality of this image isn't that great because I lost the original and had to retrieve it and other "hopper" images from my FB page. I thought this cute little hopper (only about 1" long) as he posed on a seedhead of grass deserved some respect!
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Feb, 2018

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Too cute

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Yea, he's the kind you just want to leave alone and not try to shoo away. ッ

fantastic macro dear sue

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Many thanks, kind friend! ッ

Glad you were able to retrieve it. Its a very cool capture.

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Thanks, Mr. Chuck . . . you're always so kind and generous! ッ

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Wonderful macro! Love it.

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So very much appreciated, mon Cher . . . thank you!

Lovin' all that green シ

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Lovely capture Sue - love the soft green tones.

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Muchas gracias, mi amiga!

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Another awesome macro, Sue! Really well done! :)

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You're so very kind, Allison . . . thanks so very much!

Love all that green! Cool macro!

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Sincere thanks, Miss Kathy! Yeh, he's a cute little bugger and was kinda hard to find as he blends in so well with the grass seed-head.

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Awesome love this little bug..great camouflage:-)

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Glad you like, Lizzie; I think he's kinda cute myself (though I'm sure I would change me mind if he started eating my plants!!!) ッ

Good spotting he is well camouflaged :)

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Thanks so very much, Mary. I think that most people who indulge in nature photography become more vigilant about their surroundings . . . (?)

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It's amazing how well they are developed when they are this small and smaller....nice catch !

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I think this is just a very small species of grasshopper, Gail . . . and will not grow to be any larger than it is now. (But, I could be wrong about that!) ッ Thanks so much for the kudos!