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Yellow-winged Digging Grasshopper

Acrotylus longipes

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Description:

Acrotylus longipes inhabits mainly dunes area with fine sand. It is very difficult to see them on the sand. In bad weather they dig themselves in the sand.

Habitat:

Sand dune.

Reference Links:

Acrotylus longipes - Overview, Grasshoppers of Europe

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PublishedAugust 19, 2016

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