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Retrato de Mantis
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As I posted this observation on iNaturalist Australia, I found out that this Mantis nymph should not grow much bigger than this and that its name is Snake Mantis (Kongobatha diademata)
My daughter spotted this one on the screen. I took a few shots of it using nifty fifty. Apparently this bug was tired and have lost a limb. Tried as much capture as much detail of a battle ravaged bug. Lol.
Mantis religiosa near Hanlon Creek, Guelph
I'm sorting through old photos from a period (of years) when I wasn't processing or sharing them much. I'm deleting a lot but will post any of particular interest.
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Found this little guy in on the veranda! He came in from the storm hehe :)
Während einer Wanderung auf Mallorca inspizierte mich diese Gottesanbeterin auf unserem Weg und war äußerst unbeeindruckt von mir.
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The Praying Mantis was actively doing a little claw maintenance in this shot - licking off the food remains from a recent kill no doubt. (yuk)
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