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Tuesday, April 19, 2016
Interesting Cases
Photo ©
Gene Spesard
Yes, it's a mantis egg casing!
Click here
to see what happens when the nymphs emerge!
And check out this
zombie mantid story
(not from Sabino, but still...) Thanks, Gene, for both of these interesting cases.
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