May 29, 2015

Eating the Hosta

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May 29, 2015
Eating the Hosta

Species: Grasshopper | Location: Michigan, United States

By Tracie Hutson

Caught this little guy eating on one of my Hosta plants.

About The Photographer

Tracie has been doing photography for many years now. She has learned a lot through trial and error over the years. She has, also, worked with the local newspaper taking pictures for special sections such as; Arts in Schools, Small Businesses, and Softball Teams. Tracie takes family photographs and senior pictures but, her true passion is nature photography.

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