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| Photos by Ned Harris |
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| 10/3/2015 |
Both grasshoppers pictured here are nymphs (i.e., not adults). Grasshoppers undergo 'incomplete' metamorphosis. Nymphs look like mini-adults when they hatch from the egg. Nymphs eat, grow, shed, and repeat until the final shed, after which they have fully developed wings and are fully developed adults.
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