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    Well, imagine my surprise

    Sitting on the patio doing my daily inspection of the Chilli plants to keep the aphids at bay and imagine my surprise when I looked under a leaf of one of my Cheyennes, I presume he's a good guy?

    (I included my finger to give a sense of scale, not to point where it was )
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    How cool's that Hot Stuff and unusual!

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      Is that a grasshopper?
      All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.

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        I presume it's a grasshopper, I tried Googling for images of grasshoppers and crickets, couldn't find an exact match, but the closest I found was a grasshopper. One site said they're not good, 'cos they munch leaves. He didn't seem to be munching leaves when I saw him and he's long gone now.

        Gave me a bit of a start when I first found him, just the shock of the unexpected, you know, like when somebody jumps out of a cupboard and you're not expecting it.
        There are 10 kinds of people in the world, those that understand binary and those that don't.

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          LOL. He looks surprised too - look at his eyes - he's terrified!!

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            Originally posted by HotStuff View Post
            just the shock of the unexpected, you know, like when somebody jumps out of a cupboard and you're not expecting it.
            OMG, Hotstuff - that sounds like you are speaking from experience! I'm sure the grashopper was more shocked than you! I seem to recall my old cat scoffing the odd grasshopper when she caught them.
            Whooops - now what are the dogs getting up to?

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