Red Legs

Author:
Alice E. Goudey
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Illustrator:
Marie Nonnast
Publication:
1966 by Charles Scribner's Sons
Genre:
Nature, Non-fiction
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The red-legged grasshopper is one of the most common types found in the United States. He lives in grassy places almost everywhere except in the Western mountains. This is the story of "Red Legs"—how he is born, where he lives, and what he is like.
The development of the grasshopper is a fascinating process. Each step in "Red Legs'" formation from egg to maturity has been clearly described and explained. His structure, the struggle for survival, enemies, habitat, food, and mating are all presented in simple yet scientific terms.
Detailed drawings by Marie Nonnast provide additional understanding of this well-known insect.
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