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The Carolina Grasshopper is one of the biggest grasshoppers in North America. It's also called the Carolina Locust, and the Road-Duster. These grasshoppers usually can be found along the sides of dirt roads or open areas, and can actually fly. They have bright yellow and black wings, hidden when they're not flying.

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The cicadas are back and they seem to be way louder than usual, and ah yes, a huge sound system on their back would be the reason why. Splendid.

Get ready for the 2024 Locust Cicada Invasion! Commemorate this with a gift to the entomologist or insect lover!

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Love them or hate them, cicadas are here for a good time not for a long time