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Green Mikweed locust close-up, showing mouthparts. Feeds on herbs and shrubs, sometimes damaging young citrus trees. Inhabits grassy areas. Gregarious, especially in nymphal stages. Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa

Green Mikweed locust close-up, showing mouthparts. Feeds on herbs and shrubs, sometimes damaging young citrus trees. Inhabits grassy areas. Gregarious, especially in nymphal stages. Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa


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Green Mikweed locust close-up, showing mouthparts. Feeds on herbs and shrubs, sometimes damaging young citrus trees. Inhabits grassy areas. Gregarious, especially in nymphal stages. Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa

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Green Mikweed locust close-up, showing mouthparts.
Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Phymateus viridipes
Feeds on herbs and shrubs, sometimes damaging young citrus trees. Inhabits grassy areas. Gregarious, especially in nymphal stages.
Alan J. S. Weaving
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Anatomy Locust Locusts Orthoptera Poisonous South Africa Warning Colours Aposematic Pyrgomorphidae


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Watch out, it's locust lunchtime! This vibrant green Mikweed locust is not your average herbivore. With its mouthparts on full display, this little critter loves to feast on herbs and shrubs, occasionally causing mischief among young citrus trees. Found in the grassy areas of Grahamstown, Eastern Cape in South Africa, these locusts are a gregarious bunch, especially during their nymphal stages. But don't be fooled by its charming appearance - this foam grasshopper means business! Sporting warning colors and aposematic markings, it proudly displays its poisonous nature to potential predators. It's like wearing a neon sign that says 'Stay away or suffer the consequences!' Captured beautifully by Alan Weaving through his lens, this print showcases the incredible wildlife found in South Africa. The intricate details of the locust's anatomy are highlighted as we zoom in on its head and face. You can almost see the determination in those tiny eyes! So next time you spot one of these fascinating creatures while exploring African landscapes, remember to admire from a safe distance. And if you're lucky enough to have this stunning print hanging on your wall at home – enjoy the beauty of nature up close without any commercial use!

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