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supergeeman

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Mantis headshot

30-01-2020, 21:59

002 by SuperGeeman, on Flickr

His head is approx 5mm wide...so this is a large crop....still some growing to do!
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Trev B

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30-01-2020, 22:04

What a shot, well done, very nice

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colin C

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30-01-2020, 22:51

Amazing for 5mm.

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Bill53

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#4

31-01-2020, 21:08

Excellent detailed shot.

Bill.

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tesarver

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#5

31-01-2020, 23:41

Wow, what an awesome shot. Well done

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supergeeman

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#6

01-02-2020, 15:27

Thanks guys....I was taking some feeding shots and he looked up.... although he tends to stay still....it's kind of difficult to pose him!
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Colin W

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#7

20-04-2020, 18:37

Excellent photo, nice close up!

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