Boy finds rare pink grasshopper in Britain
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Posted By Maurie - Wed, Sep 30 2009 at 12:17 PM ESTAnother Good Reason to Keep Outdoor Ed!
That kid has got to be hooked now! And it never would have happened if he hadn't been doing that program!
Posted By JulieKinnear - Thu, Sep 17 2009 at 3:21 AM ESTHow cute
Oh my, I never thaught how cute grasshoppers can be. I always hated insects but make them pink and...well, I still wouldn't touch it:)
Posted By Grey Garvin - Wed, Sep 16 2009 at 11:26 AM ESTWhen I was a kid
I used to loll around the front yard and look for anything I could find that would amaze the kids in the neighborhood....i mostly looked for 4-leaf clovers but a pink grasshopper would have freaked them out! Lucky kid.
Posted By Pamela Drake - Wed, Sep 16 2009 at 11:24 AM ESTPeople think of grasshoppers as....
...a locust-like insect....destroying crops...but they're actually a top food source for birds .....and, in parts of Africa & Asia, they're a staple of human diet as well.
Posted By Anonymous - Wed, Sep 16 2009 at 10:58 AM EST"Please Don't Leave Me"
As mucial artist, "Pink" would say, "Please Don't Leave Me" -- what a cool color and fantastic insect! Makes you want to slow down and smell the roses a bit more often. Never know what you are going to find!
Wow
That kid must be really lucky for having alll that attention for finding a pink grasshopper!