Whoever named this one needed to visit Specsavers as it is one of the smallest preying mantis I have seen at only around 2 to 3 cm in length.
Stan
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Re: Giant Green Australian Preying Mantis
excellent Stan
PS love the background
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Very crisp and clear shots Stan.
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Cheers guys
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Well done Stan
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Re: Giant Green Australian Preying Mantis
Very crisp images, and as Ian said the background really helps them stand out.Andy
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Thanks Tom and Andy
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