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Grass-like Mantis

Thesprotia graminis

Photo by NikkiG
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Field Notes

Description:

A slender mantis which can mimic a stick and is sometimes mistaken for a walking stick insect. They are found throughout the southern United States. Adult males can reach 2 inches long and females up to 3 inches long. Males can be identified by their long, visible antennae.

Notes:

Found near the side door of the house.

Reference Links:

Mantis Encyclopedia: Grass-like Mantis

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Wildlife of the South East, USA
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Biodiversity of SouthEastern US
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PublishedApril 22, 2013

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