MONOMAD || RICE GRASSHOPPER

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This is my post entry this time for the challenge on #monomad curated by @monochromes.


Hello everyone, Good evening and greetings to all of us and tonight I want to share my picture, namely rice grasshopper.

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In my area people call it by the name daruwt. These grasshoppers live in rice fields and eat rice plants, they also attack other plants.

Based on the explanation from Wikipedia, Rice locusts are a group of insects that belong to the suborder Caelifera. They are believed to be an ancient living group of herbivorous insects, dating back to the early Triassic period from about 250 million years ago.

Rice locusts are also classified as pests that are detrimental to humans, especially for farmers, and here are some pictures of the rice grasshopper.


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We can find this rice locust in the rice fields and plantations of residents, as for the gender, I do not know. Based on my image above I have edited it with the Lightroom application and for the type and name I searched through google lens, I hope you like it.

User Tool Information

CameraRealme 5 pro
EquipmentMacro Lens
Objectsrice grasshopper
EditLightroom
LocationIndonesia-Aceh
Photographer@flamego

All right, this is all in this post, I hope this is useful and thank you.


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