Contact Us

Scott Schell

Room #9, Agriculture Bldg.

Phone: (307) 766-2508

Email: insectid@uwyo.edu

Find us on Instagram (Link opens a new window)Find us on Facebook (Link opens a new window)Find us on Twitter (Link opens a new window)Find us on LinkedIn (Link opens a new window)Find us on YouTube (Link opens a new window)

Grasshoppers of Wyoming and the West

Entomology

Key to the Trimerotropis Species

Previous Step

The members of the genus Trimerotropis are brightly colored and often noisy. Thus, they are readily observed and frequently collected. They never reach the levels of abundance nor inflict the level of damage observed among such grasshoppers as the Melanoplines. The indications of abundance in this section of the key are relative to other Trimerotropis spp., not other genera.

A Wings colorless or tinged with blue, brown, green or pink.

Like This

A' Wings with discs yellow (may be pale yellow); dark bands on wings present.

Like This


Grasshoppers of Colorado Contents
Contact Us

Scott Schell

Room #9, Agriculture Bldg.

Phone: (307) 766-2508

Email: insectid@uwyo.edu

Find us on Instagram (Link opens a new window)Find us on Facebook (Link opens a new window)Find us on Twitter (Link opens a new window)Find us on LinkedIn (Link opens a new window)Find us on YouTube (Link opens a new window)