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Praying mantis?
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Say good by to the ants / aphids and such , especially in your garden !
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Excellent! Good to know!
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FYI, they will go after hummingbirds, and catch them!
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Really?! I didn't know that...crazy stuff
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I think it is a Praying Mantis,, not preying... Named so because of the look of its front bits resembling a person in commune with God,, just thought i would mention it...
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Most efficient predator on the planet! Successful about 70 percent of the time.
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Ah thank you for the correction Astral....really just took a stab at the spelling...I guess the females kill and eat their mates...I imagine there are alot of celibate mates in the insect world...
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I didn't even realise it was your post ....
should have known eh...
should have known eh...
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I'm a bit of a social butterfly...Apparently they chop their mates head off...a quick demise...I didn't even realise it was your post ....
should have known eh...
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