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Grasshopper
Trimerotropis fratercula

Grasshopper (Trimerotropis fratercula) is an insect pest. It was first detected in Wyoming in 1991.

Trimerotropis fratercula has been found in eastern Wyoming. It prefers open pine savannahs and mountain foothills. It is not considered a pest in Wyoming.
News

02/03/2020 - APHIS Issues Record of Decision on Final Environmental Impact ...
07/22/2019 - Monster grasshoppers swarm the Everglades
07/19/2019 - Be alert for insect eggs
02/22/2019 - Mormon Cricket, Grasshopper Numbers on the Rise
02/04/2019 - CORRECTION: APHIS Requests Public Comment on the Draft Environ...
08/23/2018 - Not quite a plague, but grasshopper destruction looms across s...
07/30/2018 - New Zealand's largest native grasshopper 'jumping for joy' as ...
04/24/2018 - Garden pest insects and how to get rid of them
09/01/2016 - APHIS Requests Public Comment Regarding Proposed Environmental...
08/21/2015 - County of Wetaskiwin declares agriculture disaster
08/03/2015 - Grasshoppers in Alfalfa
07/20/2015 - Spring rains likely cause of Amarillo grasshopper scourge
06/01/2015 - Hopping mad - Grasshoppers and the destruction of forage
09/30/2014 - Grasshoppers inundate parts of Kansas | The Kansas City Star
09/08/2014 - Soybean Aphids and Grasshoppers in Soybean — Crops and Soils —...
07/11/2014 - Grasshoppers Swarm North Texas
04/24/2014 - Grasshopper Numbers To Remain Low In 2014
04/17/2014 - Grasshopper Survey in Western South Dakota - What to expect in...
Related Pages

Search ID Aids
Common Nymphal Grasshoppers of the Western United States