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Phyllovates chlorophaea
Mantis en estado ninfa de aproximadamente 3 cm, de color marrón, con el abdomen doblado.
Bosque mesófilo de montaña (perturbado).
Autor de la foto: Billo Zamudio Palestino.
Thank you very much! @ceejayalyssa @Pradeep Kumar @Leana Lahom-Cristobal @Marta RubioTexeira @bherath20 @PurpleScarf @RiekoS @Adarsha BS y tu lo has dicho amiguita @Sckel no es facíl pero tienen sus recompensas ;) muito obrigado!
What an awesome ans cute Mantis !!!!!!! :) Congratulations Billo for the SOTD !!!!!!
Yo creo que no es fácil de escalar las montañas de fotografiar. Felicitaciones a estos y todos sus sponttings, muy merecido, mi amigo.
What a fantastic spotting of the day..I love it so much yar..Congratulations my friend Billo:) Lovely spotting :)
n_______n oh my god! thank you so much! really really thank you, and thank you to @bayucca for help me :). I'm so happy :') thanks a lot everyone! @KarenL!
What an amazing mantis! Congratulations Billo, it has earned you Spotting of the Day!
The crazy looking unicorn mantis is named for the small knobs on its head that fuse into a single “horn” in adults.
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