This post was inspired by our Scottish blogging friend Ananka, as she sometimes shows marvelous creatures on her blog. I've just taken two pictures in my Mother's garden.
This post was inspired by our Scottish blogging friend Ananka, as she sometimes shows marvelous creatures on her blog. I've just taken two pictures in my Mother's garden.
...grasshopper are hopping around here too!
ReplyDeleteIt seems there are few predators that feed on grasshoppers.
DeleteThose little grasshoppers are so cute. It's so cool that you thought of your friend Ananka and decided to share them. I read her blog too. They look so happy just hanging out in the garden. Have a great weekend yourself.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Melody.
DeleteHi Giorgio,
ReplyDeleteThese grasshoppers are beautiful!!! Unfortunately, I've seen very few of them this year compared to previous years. I even told my mom today that there are no butterflies, bees, bumblebees, or grasshoppers this year :(
Giorgio, I hope you're having a nice weekend?
Best regards!
Also here, these wonderful creatures sometimes disappear.
DeleteI love ❤️ grasshoppers. Lovely captures.
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed the photos :-)
DeleteLovely capture. Thank you for sharing. Have a fantastic weekend! :)
ReplyDeleteSame to you :-)
DeleteThanks for reading my post and leaving your comment.
It’s wonderful how Ananka's posts can spark our own discoveries, especially in a place as familiar and dear as your mother’s garden
ReplyDeleteI like Ananka's photos of natural environment.
DeleteThis is interesting. I have lived here almost 20 years and have never seen a grasshopper. Except this year I have seen two.
ReplyDeleteGrasshoppers are known for their ability to move large distances.
DeleteHello, Giorgio! Unfortunately, I haven't seen any grasshoppers this summer. I spent all of June and July working in the garden (weeding and watering flowers), but I didn't see these little creatures.
ReplyDeleteThere creatures change location as they travel.
DeleteMy dear blogger friend Ananka!
ReplyDeleteIn a healthy garden, there are certainly many creatures, Giorgio!
Have a pleasant Sunday!
Thank you, Katerina.
DeleteGood captures of the grasshoppers of which I haven't seen for years. I don't know where they are hiding these days. Years ago, I'd see a lot of them.
ReplyDeleteMany grasshopper species can also fly, allowing them to cover even greater distances. That's why you haven't seen them for years.
DeleteI followed your blog back in the day when I was into running. I came upon you again while visiting another blog. Some summers there are so many grasshoppers here that I am jumping around them just as much as they are jumping around me!
ReplyDeleteHi Alexandra,
Deletehow can I forget your Canadian hiking paths with varying difficulty levels? Great to hear from you :-)
I will visit your blog soon.
Thanks for reading my post and leaving your comment.
Thanks Giorgio :-D Glad to inspire you and others. Wonderful little creature :-D Hope to see some before the end of summer here.
ReplyDeleteGrasshoppers are marvelous creatures, Ananka.
DeleteHave a nice new week.
Happy New Week Giorgio, those are cute grasshoppers.
ReplyDeleteAnanka takes lovely pictures, I've been to her blog.
Yes Ananka does share some lovely photographs.
ReplyDeleteThe two you've shared here are fabulous.
Have a good week ... August is passing by so quickly.
All the best Jan
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Thank you for these great photos. More, please!
ReplyDeleteI love looking at birds and insects during my morning walks. They make the surrounding better and more fun for me.
ReplyDeleteThis year there are many grasshoppers in Vienna.
ReplyDeleteI wish you a nice afternoon :)
Wonderful photos
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots. You had a keen eye and were quick with the camera. Well done!
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