Common green grasshopper (Omocestus viridulus), female. /PIP/

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Last year I found a grasshopper with more unusual color. /PIP 2/

The life cycle begins with the females laying their clutch of eggs in the top layer of soil or near the root of the grass stalks. The young are called nymphs and emerge the next April. These nymphs resemble miniature versions of the adults with immature wings. After about a month of moulting their exoskeleton several times, they mature into adults with working wings. There is one generation of O. viridulus a year. (Wikipedia)