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Thanks!

Thanks! Also, do you know the gender? I think it's a male, but I'm not sure. It looks like a subadult.

Amazing article! I use many similar methods, but I never tried checking trees. Thanks for the advice! :)

probably as a pet, I haven't seen them all year ^_^

Lol feeder lacewing loose in the house :)

Litaneutria minor on my math book. Found (him, her?) on a palm tree in my yard, about 4 feet up. Is it normal for them to be so high off the ground? 

Thank you!

Awesome! Looks healthy! What kind of cage set-up do you have? 

Found her while biking in my neighborhood, looks like subadult female. She's chilling on a houseplant now. (Sorry, bad lighting :) )

In the large picture where there is supposedly an S. limbata male, where is it? I saw a small shadow on a reed, in the bottom right center, about an inch from the frame (Is that it?) Also, a few of these mantids look like I. oratoria, especially one of the males on the pavement. Great pics...

Nice pic!

Hi, I am nine years old and this is my first post. I have been capturing, feeding, raising, studying and releasing mantises for about five years now. Today just before dinner I fed dinner to my mantis housed in a butterfly net. Dinner consisted of a grasshopper I caught in the backyard. First...