Has anybody ever found these guys out in the field before? I know they are native to US, but which part? What are my chances of finding them in northern California?
Thanks,
Andrew
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Brunneria Borealis
kungfu2811
Oct 12, 2004 04:55 PM
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ChrisT
Oct 16, 2004 03:07 PM
>>Has anybody ever found these guys out in the field before? I know they are native to US, but which part? What are my chances of finding them in northern California?
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>> Thanks,
>>Andrew
According to Orin McMonigle's book 'Praying Mantids: Keeping Aliens', this species is found throughout the southern US, east of the Rocky Mountains, so it looks like you probably wont find them up there. This certainly is quite a unique species, both in appearance, and it's method of reproduction. Speaking of Mr. McMonigle, he presently has oothecas of this species for sale. He can be contacted at Mantidsassassins@yahoo.com for more information.
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kungfu2811
Oct 16, 2004 05:16 PM
awesome... thanks for the reply 
Also, I know this is completely off topic, but my mouse had babies last weekend, and I took a pic of them... here it is
