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Modified 21-Apr-24
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190930_00061_A7RIV A Female, with 5 Abdominal Sections, and Smaller Male, with 8 Abdominal Sections, Praying Mantes Mating in Our Early Autumn Gardens190930_6893_EOS M5 A Female, with 5 Abdominal Sections, and Smaller Male, with 8 Abdominal Sections, Praying Mantes Mating in Our Early Autumn Gardens200831_02950_A7RIV A Young Female Praying Mantis Among the Blanket Flowers in Our Late Summer Gardens190902_6450_EOS M5 An Adolescent Female Praying Mantis Makes an Early Dinner of a Bumble Bee in Our Summer Gardens190902_6458_EOS M5 An Adolescent Female Praying Mantis Makes an Early Dinner of a Bumble Bee in Our Summer Gardens190905_6570_EOS M5 A Female Praying Mantis in Our Late Summer Gardens190815_6211_EOS M5 A Male Praying Mantis, Identified by 8 Abdominal Segments, in Our Summer Gardens200718_6998_EOS M5 A Very Young Praying Mantis in Our Summer Gardens200624_4632_NX1 A 14mm Baby Praying Mantis in Our Summer Gardens190904_6553_EOS M5 An Adult Female Praying Mantis in the Late Day Sun on a Fading Gardenia in Our Summer Gardens190911_6652_EOS M5 An Adolescent Female Praying Mantis Sheds Its Exoskeleton to Become an Adult in Our Late Summer Gardens190910_6635_EOS M5 A Praying Mantis in Our Late Summer Gardens190905_6580_EOS M5 A Female Praying Mantis in Our Late Summer Gardens130804_1100_SX50 Praying Mantis151006_0926_NX1 Praying Mantis180911_4030_NX1 Praying Mantis130811_1118_SX50 Praying Mantis210914_05305_A7RIV An Invitation to Lunch by a Female Praying Mantis did not turn out well for a Female Bumble Bee
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