Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
General Subjects => General Forum => Topic started by: Natalia on September 01, 2013, 04:04:45 PM
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Lagopus lagopus in Hibiny
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Wildlife among the Pleiones
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Two bumble bees having a cuddle
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Two bumble bees having a cuddle
Cuddling on a Cosmos - I expect he's telling her he's brought her chocolate! :D
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Here are a couple of Indian mynahs and some sparrows sheltering from this morning's torrential downpour. I think that's next door's gas boiler (only used for heating water in Auckland as central heating doesn't exist here), they're sitting on? Mmm, just realised it's September.
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I usually find a praying mantis or two lounging in a climbing Clematis that rambles over a Box.
Here are a couple of shots of one such having a meal (looks like a yellow jacket) and then I discovered an egg case. The close up looks like he or is it she may have sacrificed a bit of antennae in the dinning experience.
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Seen from our local supermarket carpark!
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I have mantis egg cases on the fence round the garden. Mostly the introduced African species Miomantis caffra. Even though it's a small species, adults will tackle wasps, and also eat full grown monarch caterpillars. :o
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Well spotted, Anne
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No, no spots at all…. ::)
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here pics from today in our garden :o :o :o
Mantis religiosa
Hans 8)
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Hans,
wow! :o 8)
A sign you realy live in a mild climate. Never found any around here.
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Hans,
wow! :o 8)
A sign you realy live in a mild climate. Never found any around here.
Armin ,
we see this animals from time to time ...
This ( or another ) I have seen in a other part of our garden before some weeks ...but I was to slow to make a picture ::)
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We have two species in the garden. Miomantis caffra from South Africa and Orthodera novaezealandia. I find the egg batches (oothecae) on the fence and the house wall. The oothecae are hatching now, but I have only seen one small mantis. Caffra can over winter as an adult, but I haven't seen any mantids since autumn.