sbugir
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Very cool. It almost looks completely natural, as if you captured the mantid in the moonlight.
I love this one.Sub-adult female Phyllovates chlorophaea with younger instar nymph (December 2009). More in my blog.
Thanks for the compliment on the photos. I'm only keeping one mantid in the freezer now, one of the very first adult Rhombodera sp. females that I aquired. I'm really not sure why I'm still keeping her in there. I like to take her out and look at her from time to time; and I guess she reminds me of my first attempts at breeding mantids.Really beautiful photo's. Just out of interest, why are you keeping her in the freezer, will you be doing something with her?
No, it's just sunlight coming through my bug room window.Is that snow in the background?? lol
A beautiful lady!Update on the Gongys today in my blog. Preview pic...Gongylus gongylodes adult female (December 2009)
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