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Chinese Mantis, juvenile

Tenodera sinensis

Photo by Gaby3
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38.9267, -84.1745

Field Notes

Description:

Juvenile preying mantis on rose bush

Habitat:

Knockout roses, garden landscaping, rural deciduous area, Clermont County

Species ID Suggestions

Chinese Mantis nymph

Tenodera sinensis sinensis

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ForestDragon
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Comments (2)
Gaby3
You're right! My mistake. :) I always have trouble IDing the juveniles. Thanks!
ForestDragon
The stripes on the face are a clear indicator of a Tenodera species. Since you have proof of Tenodera sinensis in your area, I will surmise that this is the same species.

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PublishedJuly 9, 2017

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