Tuesday, May 22, 2012

WW: Mantid {Linky}

On Mother's Day we went over to my parent's house to give my Mom flowers. The boys stood at a bush for awhile checking out the baby Praying Mantis. There were a few on this bush. They were hard to see because they were so little.



Last year I took the below video clip of the Praying Mantis in action. The boys were  fascinated!

Do you think the Praying Mantis is creepy or cool?

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35 comments:

  1. I think they are kind of cool. Never seen a baby one before.

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  2. Those are great photos. One of my flower photos has a bumble bee tucked into the flower. =)I don't think we have praying mantis in MN.

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  3. I have never seen a baby praying mantis before. Neat!

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  4. I think a praying mantis is super cool!

    Thanks for sharing!
    Danielle @ Royalegacy

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  5. Great shot!

    http://joycelansky.blogspot.com/2012/05/wordless-wednesday-graduation.html

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  6. I think they're cool! I've never seen one before, but I'd love to. This video is really interesting!

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  7. They really are such cool creatures!

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  8. Love your shots. I think they are cool. Hubby got to hold one several years ago because it was on our trailer and he wanted to move it into the grass. Had never seen one up close and personal before then and haven't since. I find them fascinating.

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  9. I have never actually seen one i real life before.

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  10. I would say cool but a little bit creepy :-)

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  11. How many memories!I used to catch mantises and keep them as pets as a child. And then I used to catch butterflies to feed them. They are so clever, the perfect predators.

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  12. Very cool, we occasionally spot some in our yard, too.

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  13. We think they are VERY cool! Once we found one on the trail out to our back pasture - it chased my boys! Every time they stepped back, he'd run forward a little!

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  14. You got some good shots of the Praying Mantis. I see them quite often over here in Jamaica. Have a good Wednesday.

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  15. I think they're cool! We actually bought some for our garden a few years back. :) Love all the shots - and great video, too! :)



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  16. Nothing that is created by the Nature can not be creepy to me! I really find the beauty in all of the creatures that are so innocent and simple in their existence! Praying Mantis are really cool and I never seen a baby from so close up:) Thanks for sharing!

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  17. I'm scared of bugs so I will have to go with creepy!

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  18. Great shots,you were lucky to find them :)

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  19. Eek, I didn't know mantises ate bumble bees!! What an awesome scene to catch on video.

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  20. I think they are cool!
    Joy@thekidsdidit.com

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  21. this is crazy... i have never seen one eat before.. lol, i have seen them waiting though...
    cool

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  22. Definitely cool! Good job seeing it! Sometimes they blend right in!

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  23. Oh wow! That video is pretty cool! I've never seen a praying mantis eat before!

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  24. I LOVE the Praying Mantis. I think they're so unique!

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  25. Those are pretty cool! I'm not sure I've ever seen one in person!

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  26. cool & creepy. if I was a small bug & seen that mouth coming at me, yes, creepy! Haha...

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  27. What is it with boys and their bugs? haha!

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  28. Hmmmm....I know they perform a vital role in nature. But I'm glad they perform it far away from ME.

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