The Clear-winged Grasshopper is found from the Pacific to the Atlantic, between around 41 degrees north latitude and south of the Arctic tundra.
It inhabits grassy pastures, typically meadow-like with relatively short grasses, and fairly moist, but not soggy.
The habitat may vary, depending upon the state: In Arizona they are usually found above 7,500 feet in mountain meadows, while in Idaho they are found almost exclusively in densely vegetated grasslands. (Nature Serve Explorer).
Conservation Status
Vermont:
Global: G5
Phenology
May – October
More Information
- iNaturalist Species Account
- Bug Guide Species Account
- Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin
Vermont Distribution
- Vermont Atlas of Life on iNaturalist – Not Recorded
All Records:
