- berries, but its diet is
mainly insects including many
locusts,
leading to the
local name "
locust bird".[citation needed] It will
scavenge at
rubbish heaps...
- The
desert locust (Schistocerca gregaria) is a
species of
locust, a
periodically swarming, short-horned gr****hopper in the
family Acrididae. They are...
- A
bird strike (sometimes
called birdstrike,
bird ingestion (for an engine),
bird hit, or
bird aircraft strike hazard (BASH)) is a
collision between an...
-
Robinia pseudoacacia,
commonly known as
black locust, is a medium-sized
hardwood deciduous tree,
belonging to the
tribe Robinieae of the
legume family...
- and it is
often referred to as a
locust,
though it
lacks the true
swarming form of its congener, the
desert locust (S. gregaria). The
adult male of the...
- List of
locust swarms fao.org fao.org Ullman, M. (2006).
African Desert Locusts in
Morocco in
November 2004. Brit.
Birds 99: 489–491. IRIN
Locust Swarm...
- The
locust finch or
locustfinch (Paludip****er locustella) is a
species of
waxbill found in south-central and south-eastern Africa. It is the only species...
- is
colloquially known as the gr****hopper hawk or
locust hawk, as it is very fond of
Acrididae (
locusts and gr****hoppers) and will
voraciously eat these...
- The
Locust Plague of 1874, or the Gr****hopper
Plague of 1874,
occurred in the
summer of 1874 when
hordes of
Rocky Mountain locusts invaded the
Great Plains...
- Senegal.
Production is
subject to
drought and
threats of
pests such as
locusts,
birds,
fruit flies, and
white flies. Moreover, the
effects of
climate change...
