I love the grasshopper
Not much room for a nest on those walls
for taking us along to the Baronnies. I Would not mind a week down there right now or maybe a bit further south
The Baronnies's Griffons
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Nice insects...look clean!
Do they feed the vultures, nana?
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I think there is 10 to 15 nests on the wall, there is more than 30 Vultures. They must be in the small cavesLisbeth wrote:I love the grasshopper
Not much room for a nest on those walls
for taking us along to the Baronnies. I Would not mind a week down there right now or maybe a bit further south
I have searched to climb the mountain in front, to be at the same hight of the nests... but no way, so too difficult to go
Each time I tried to have this red UFO... each time I see "only" a Grasshopper, need a long time to understand that is not a Butterfly
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yes, they didRichprins wrote:Nice insects...look clean!
Do they feed the vultures, nana?
there is a Platform a little bit below (I can't go... poor old... bones ) but now less and less, if no more
the Vulture's house was closed
so can't ask what I would like to know
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Lovely birdies, nan, the hopper is cool: Oedipoda germanica, Red-winged Grasshopper
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With the wings open it does look like a butterfly (Google pic)
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thank you for the IDToko wrote:Lovely birdies, nan, the hopper is cool: Oedipoda germanica, Red-winged Grasshopper
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exactly what I sawLisbeth wrote:With the wings open it does look like a butterfly (Google pic)
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Grasshopper, beetle, birdies - looks great to me. Not so much the noisy people though.
Interesting nesting place!
Interesting nesting place!
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