Panicked and went stick mode when it saw me, then chilled during the paparazi
🪲ID Guess: Stick Mantis 🌿Date: October 2025
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Panicked and went stick mode when it saw me, then chilled during the paparazi
🪲ID Guess: Stick Mantis 🌿Date: October 2025

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Soooo . . . I assumed this was a walking stick, and that I had just never paid attention to their faces, because what a mantis looking face! Whelp, she’s a mantis, a northern grass mantis (Brunneria borealis) to be specific. I adore mantises. We had one we kept as a pet and it was so fun to watch her stalk her prey and molt.
“known for being the only mantis species that reproduces exclusively through parthenogenesis, meaning all individuals are female and create genetic clones. It camouflages as a stick or grass blade, has reduced wings, and preys on other insects like flies, crickets, and butterflies.”
dogwood says TRANS RIGHTS !!!
Mantis Paratoxodera cornicollis
bug 158
i think I was gonna have it's wing on display but apparently not

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I think I have too many photos of insect camouflage...
Archimantis latistyla
14/08/21
@ariadnearachne submitted: Found this cutie hanging out on my car.
Had to gently chase it into the garden.
Pretty sure it is a stick mantid. Brisbane Australia.
A super cute friend! Maybe they wanted to hitch a ride somewhere. Important mantid business meeting, perhaps. Glad they were gently chased to safety! And it definitely looks like a stick mantis to me :)
Heterochaeta orientalis 🖤