Subfamily Acridinae
Published on HivePostify by @maxmarvin · Fri Sep 04 2026
Latin Name|Observation date|Location| |------------|------------|------------| |Subfamily Acridinae| September 05 2026 | Central Aceh Regency,Aceh, Indonesia |
While I was inside my own chocolate plantation, I suddenly managed to find a small grasshopper perched on top of some wild leaves. I personally really like its shape and color. This particular grasshopper has a yellowish-brown color, which makes it look very different from most other types of grasshoppers. Its size is also relatively small, making it quite difficult to find, especially since this particular grasshopper is very good at hiding behind leaves or tree branches.
However, its very distinctive color makes this grasshopper very easy to spot when it is perched on top of green leaves. But we will have difficulty finding this particular grasshopper if it is perched on branches or trees. Although this insect has its own beauty and uniqueness, it is still considered a pest by farmers because they can eat large amounts of leaves and even fruits. I might let this particular grasshopper remain in my plantation if its population is not too large, but I will also take firm action if I see that their population has become too large and can no longer be controlled
Okay friends, now I will share some pictures of this grasshopper here.
---- ---- Camera Used | poco c65 | - | - Lens | MM F-stop | Iso speed | ISO Focal length | MM Photography | Subfamily Acridinae Photographer | @maxmarvin
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Link to original | community | - | - Link | https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/397125253
Latitude |Longitude |Map| |------------|------------|------------| | 5.1569795 | 96.6278087 | https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=5.1569795659&mlon=96.6278087305#map=12/5.1571/96.6278 ----
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