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Eastern Lubber Grasshopper mating at Tillie K. Fowler Regional Park
Their scientific name, Romalea microptera refers to the short wings that leave the grasshopper incapable of flying. The common name “lubber” comes from the old English word “lobre” which means lazy or clumsy.
These large, colorful grasshoppers are native to Florida. and one of the largest grasshoppers in North America. This grasshopper are found throughout the southeastern part of the United States, from North Carolina down to Florida and west to Texas. It is large compared to most insects, ranging from 1.5 to 4 inches long.
Vimaris Arroyo’s love and joy for photography are apparent in her playful photographs. Her timing and experience behind the lens capture those special candid moments just as her whimsical images give us a moment to reflect and smile. Her love and reverence for the outdoors and connection to people are embedded in her images. Vimaris is originally from Puerto Rico. She lived in Massachusetts for 20 years before moving to Florida. Currently residing in Ponte Vedra Beach Vimaris delights in the lack of snow, and never misses a moment to enjoy the outdoors. Her images beckon us all to get outside!
You can find Vimaris throughout the city of Jacksonville and the beaches enjoying nature and capturing those special moments with her camera.
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