Carolina Grasshopper Photo 3   Two Carolina Grasshoppers* get together. Body colors vary from yellowish gray (left) to reddish brown (right). We've seen many yellowish gray ones, but this is the first time for us to see a reddish brown one. Females are larger than males. When Carolina grasshoppers fly, they look like Mourning Cloak butterflies. The Carolina grasshoppers are commonly found here in Minnesota (in southern Canada and throughout most of the United Sates). This pic was taken at Maplewood Nature Center, Minneapolis, MN, on August 11, 2012.  夏から初秋に、よく見かけるカロライナバッタ。左の灰色のバッタは、よくみかけますが、右の赤褐色のものは、今回初めて、見ました。このバッタが飛ぶと、Mourning Cloak 蝶が飛んでいるようです。南カナダや全米に生息しているそうです。なぜ、Carolina の名前がついたのか、疑問です。
* Information Resources:
1) Arthur V. Evans: National Wildlife Federation  Field Guide to Insects and Spiders of North America (Sterling, New York, 2008)  2) More photos of Carolina Grasshoppers  3) 1225086 from insectimages.org; that pic is amazing. It's really hard to take a photo of a Carolina Grasshopper's spreading wings. 4) The Carolina grasshopper, Dissosteira carolina. dan.johnson@uleth.ca
Carolina grasshoppers look like the Morning Cloak Butterfly when flying. See their wings. > Carolina grasshopper pictures and information
Differential Grasshopper Photo:   1  Side View  |  2  Three-Quarter View; Carolina Grasshopper Photo:  3  Two Carolina Grasshoppers
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