Grasshoppers

John's food was grasshoppers and wild honey.

He, who had been merrier even than the grasshoppers, became thoughtful and silent; he who had been accustomed to skip about like his kids, remained seated and motionless.

Charming was the chirp of the grasshoppers, delightful was the bleating of the flocks, luxuriant the aspect of the fields.

O chattering grasshoppers, if you chirp so loudly you will disturb my Chloe!

They amused themselves in chasing and catching noisy locusts and chattering grasshoppers, in gathering posies, and in shaking fruit from the trees, and eating it.

Those who are stung by wasps take their revenge on grasshoppers.

Grasshoppers chirp.

The grasshoppers are chirping.

Large bird-like butterflies gracefully flitting down the long corridors between the pines, and myriads of jumping mantises and grasshoppers suggest that it is not November.

He says grasshoppers are almost always somewhat of a problem by mid-summer, but this year has been the worst all but the oldest farmers can remember.