NATURAL HISTORY. 
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The larvss very much refcmble the pey. 
feft infea : but it is feldom feen in this 
country. 
Genus III. 
Chara&er, 
H E head is bent inwards, armed with 
jaws, and furnifhed with palpe, or fpiral 
tongues. The wings are fo defleaed as to 
wrap round the fides of the body. All the 
feet are armed with two crotchets, or nails) 
and the hinder are formed for leaping. 
TETTIGON h\.~TJje GRASSHOPPER. 
Tf^mS infeft walks heavily, flies tolerably, 
and leaps uith wonderful agility. It has an 
infliunient in its tail, with which it digs 
holes on the ground, for the reception of its 
I he grafshopper lays a great number 
at one fitting, of which they form a groupc, 
by uniting them with a thin membrane. — 
Ihc little larva; refemblc entire the jicrfetf 
niitcl:, except in the lize, and ha\ iiig neither 
\\ings nor elytra, d'hele, as well as lire 
pcriecl infeeit, are freejiientiy louiul in mea- 
dows. Ihey both feed on herbs veiy vora- 
tioufly. 
