
Appearance
Females grow to approximately 2 cm and are larger than males that grow to approximately 1.5 cm. Males often have a red tip to the abdomen while females do not. They can be extremely variable in colour from green to black-brown to rose.''C. brunneus'' and ''C. bigguttulus'' are morphologically indistinguishable but will not mate due to difference in their calls. If a proper call is produced while the two species are placed in proximity, mating will occur with fertile offspring resulting. This is thought to be the early stages of species divergence in progress.
Distribution
The range of the bow-winged grasshopper extends from the Finland and Scandinavia in the north to the Alps and Pyrenees in the south, and goes well into Asia including Japan.References:
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