Since the number of these
green grasshoppers (
Atractomorpha crenulata) in
the backyard is quite a lot, sometimes in one day I can find some of these
grasshoppers which are
mating. And I can find them almost every day.

When the
male grasshopper feel the intrusion, then he would lift his hind legs and kicking.

Sometimes the intruder is another
male grasshopper which tries to
mate the same
female grasshopper.



Grasshoppers mating can last for hours. The female can feed while
mating.






To be able to
mate the female, the
male grasshopper will wait for the right time. Sometimes it takes a fairly long approach until the female willing to be mate. They communicate through body shaking.
Photos Gallery 1 of Grasshopper mating: Atractomorpha crenulata were taken using a camera phone
Sony Ericsson K800i in
Jonggol, West Java, Indonesia.
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