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Two-striped slant-faced grasshopper (female)

Mermiria bivittata bivittata

Photo by Aaron_G
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Description:

The two-striped slant-faced grasshopper is a large, long-winged, colorful insect. It has a strongly slanted face; the antennae are ensiform (shaped like a sword blade). A brown stripe beginning behind the compound eye runs along the side of the head and onto the lateral lobe of the pronotum.

Habitat:

Grassland - Tallgrass Prairie Preserve

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PublishedJanuary 30, 2012

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