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Saturday, November 12, 2011. Thesprotia graminis (SNEAK PEAK OF THE NEW MANTID RESEARCH REPORT ISSUE! In October I released the first issue of my webzine, the Mantid Research Report (You can download the .PDF HERE:. Https:/ docs.google.com/viewer? I will be releasing the second issue pretty soon. Here, I present to you, a sneak peak:. Green or brown. Often speckled. Males are 45-55mm and females are 50-70mm. Often found walking on flat surfaces in places surrounded with lots of tall grass, as well as aro...

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Saturday, November 12, 2011. Thesprotia graminis (SNEAK PEAK OF THE NEW MANTID RESEARCH REPORT ISSUE! In October I released the first issue of my webzine, the Mantid Research Report (You can download the .PDF HERE:. Https:/ docs.google.com/viewer? I will be releasing the second issue pretty soon. Here, I present to you, a sneak peak:. Green or brown. Often speckled. Males are 45-55mm and females are 50-70mm. Often found walking on flat surfaces in places surrounded with lots of tall grass, as well as aro...

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Saturday, November 12, 2011. Thesprotia graminis (SNEAK PEAK OF THE NEW MANTID RESEARCH REPORT ISSUE! In October I released the first issue of my webzine, the Mantid Research Report (You can download the .PDF HERE:. Https:/ docs.google.com/viewer? I will be releasing the second issue pretty soon. Here, I present to you, a sneak peak:. Green or brown. Often speckled. Males are 45-55mm and females are 50-70mm. Often found walking on flat surfaces in places surrounded with lots of tall grass, as well as aro...

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The Insect Blog: July 2011

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Friday, July 22, 2011. A few more photos from collecting in Duncan, SC. Pretty crazy, huh? I found a turtle! Rotten wood. the perfect place to find beetles and their larvae. Some Bess Beetle larvae. Thursday, July 14, 2011. The Butterfly Pavilion At The Smithsonian. So I went on vacation to MD and also visited DC to see The Smithsonian. There was a butterfly pavilion there and I got free tickets. It was pretty fun! An Ordinary Day (In the woods). Wednesday, July 13, 2011. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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The Insect Blog: April 2011

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Thursday, April 21, 2011. Knulliana Cincta- The Banded Hickory Borer. A relatively common beetle in Carolina springs. I tend to find them either by lights at night or on porches in between the vinyl wall pieces in the early morning. They are quite amazing longhorn beetles with a body length sometimes surpassing AN INCH! Their antennae can sometimes be more then TWICE that though, a quite impressive length. Here are 3 of them in my collection:. Sunday, April 17, 2011. Saturday, April 16, 2011. I want to l...

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The Insect Blog: May 2011

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Friday, May 13, 2011. The Abandoned Construction Site. Here is a place I often collect insects. It's the abandoned construction site. This place is so fun to search for insects in because it has lots of bushes, flowers, and dead wood. All sorts of stuff can be found here. I found a good amount of flower scarabs and darkling beetles on this specific trip. Here is what an ordinary day in the abandoned construction site looks like:. Here are some pictures from my Florida trip:. Specimens on the pinning board.

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The Insect Blog: September 2011

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Wednesday, September 21, 2011. Three Mantids of The Southeast. There are many species of mantids in the southeast but today I'm going to focus on three specific ones:. Stagmomantis carolina (Carolina Mantid). Stagmomantis floridensis (Larger Florida Mantid). Tenodera sinensis (Chinese Mantid). The Stagmomantis carolina, or the carolina mantis, is known for it's many color forms. Some of the ones I've seen over the years are green, black, silver, grey, blue-green, brown, tan, and even multi-colored. Femal...

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