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Brunner's Mantis

Brunneria borealis

Photo by Musicwolf
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Field Notes

Description:

Almost 6" long. Bright green and skinny with a yellow line down its back.

Habitat:

Grassy field surrounded by a mixed forest.

Reference Links:

Species Brunneria borealis - Brunner's Mantis - BugGuide.Net

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Comments (3)
Musicwolf
Well, that makes more sense then :) - - it WAS in a grassy field, surrounded by a mixed forest.
Mr. Goldfish
Good picture! By Habitat do you mean it is where you found this mantis or do you mean that is where this species of mantis lives? Brunneria borealis live in grass fields.

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PublishedMay 23, 2014

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