Another shot of this particular grasshopper
Not the best photo, but thought the subject was interesting enough to share:
You never know what color the next grasshopper you will see will be:
Ken Nelson
Canon 30D
Sigma 150mm
Amazon Pics Part 36
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Man, you are up to post 36 already The colors are spectular on those tropical grasshoppers Ken...looks like the third one is missing a hopping leg and I love the eye on the first one. The second picture is a Metallic Wood-boring Beetle (Buprestidae), we have some in the states that look like this guy. Great shot of him, they usually do not stay in one place for long after they see you getting close
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Sorry Ken, that was unthinkingly "English" of me....
Savile Row is the street address of some of the most exclusive (and expensive) men's tailors in London. A number of the companies have been established for 150 to 200 years (maybe more?) and cater to the rich and famous. So a man in a Savile Row suit would be considered to be wearing the ultimate in exclusive, top quality tailoring.
So my "Savile Row livery" comment simply meant that the hopper in pic1 was a snappy dresser.
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Savile Row is the street address of some of the most exclusive (and expensive) men's tailors in London. A number of the companies have been established for 150 to 200 years (maybe more?) and cater to the rich and famous. So a man in a Savile Row suit would be considered to be wearing the ultimate in exclusive, top quality tailoring.
So my "Savile Row livery" comment simply meant that the hopper in pic1 was a snappy dresser.
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