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Check out THESE food items. (gonna make you guys wish you went to you garden for lizard food.)
Something like this unknown variety of Tettigoniid grasshopper,
Something like this unknown Acrididae grasshopper,
Something like this unknown Acrididae grasshopper, and
Something like this unknown Acridid grasshopper, along with ordinary crickets I occasionly find under haybales. (no, there is nothing here that eats hay)
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Let there be Lizardz.
- Scott
Wow, none of those look anything like what I collect from around here! Where do you live? I don't know much about the dispersion of grasshooper species but those aren't even reminiscent in color or shape of the ones around here! I bet they are just as juicy and delicious as mine are though! 
Laura
*clarification, juicy and delicious to the lizards, not me! LOL LOL
I live just west of Lawton, Oklahoma. (Just south of the origin of all Collared-kind.)
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Let there be Lizardz.
- Scott
your grasshoppers look different, I hunt down by a pond and around it, If you hunt in a horse pasture, chances are they are short horned grasshoppers, which I have never found to be easy to catch.
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If you are a one in a million kind of
person, there are 7 thousand of you. - Scott
Laura
Lucky you, alls ive got here is those Giant black field crickets, which are apparently quite crunchy.
I think they enjoy the big size. Especially the Baja collareds, they LOVE those BIG Black guys ! Eve
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