Locusta migratoria insect species on the grass

Locusta migratoria eat leaves

This type of grass eater mostly fly in the fields or around the garden in the morning until late afternoon, this type of insect is the number one leaf eater. the most favored is grass or spinach leaves in our plants in the garden, as well as all the leaves which according to this pest is delicious for the consumption of day and night.

The grasshopper's legs look sharp and strong

The power of grasshoppers to jump and start to fly is on the hind legs and to kick other types of predators that are harmful to locusts, the habit of predators who always attack these insects are birds or small snakes and frogs alike in the wild. grasshopper will try to escape by using this pointed toothed feet, I do not know with the fate of this grasshopper baby will survive to life up from predators on the grass until adulthood.

Adult locusts have sharp eyesight and there is an antenna on its head.

Wings are used for flying and antennas as aids to set the destination movement system in information and communication between stud and parent in the grass. wandering locusts will fly during the day to search for large groups or on delicious leaves, grasshopper groups to the location will target leaf of young all or other plant species.

Grasshoppers thrive by laying eggs

Egg eggs that many places on the leaves of grass or on plant trees, locust habits find a place to put eggs on the grass that is secure for her little baby when hatching later. after that the grasshopper groups fly to find other plant leaves or move the location and eggs eggs let it stick on the leaves to hatch by itself and at the time will hatch the baby grasshoppers a lot.

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