A few animal pics from my Amazon adventure

[rs4guy]

It was a male, and it is Stagmatoptera binotata to be exact This is the ONLY mantis on my trip I could confirm the sp. besides the Lichen Mantids I saw. The rest are a mystery to me.....

 

[rs4guy]

That Binotata was very common, we had 2 males living in our hutt alone. Another made a living off a banana bunch that was hung in the common area.

 

[gripen]

most of the long ones look like angela sp.

 

[massaman]

wish you could of found ooths of any of those but prob would have hard time getting it back to the states to hatch!

 

[Rick]

Very nice. Many more mantids than I would expect.

 

[rs4guy]

Yea no go on the ooths, didn't see any anyways... Thanks guys

Rick, they were very common! I was expecting to see some, but not quite as many as I did.

 

[ismart]

Awesome pics! Looks like you had a great time!

 

[rs4guy]

I sure did, thanks man! I don't have many other animal photos, but have some wonderful vistas if anyone is interested......

 

[brancsikia339]

It was a male, and it is Stagmatoptera binotata to be exact This is the ONLY mantis on my trip I could confirm the sp. besides the Lichen Mantids I saw. The rest are a mystery to me.....

Sorry! Looked like a supplicaria!

 

[Colorcham427]

No acanthops or hooded? Nice pix regardless. Thanks for sharing!

 

[gripen]

No acanthops or hooded? Nice pix regardless. Thanks for sharing!

yeah! whats up with that...

 

[rs4guy]

I looked like crazy! I did find a locust/grasshopper that was close to 6" long though!