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Kris Minto
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Location: Ottawa, Canada -- Zone 4b/5a
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Does anyone know what this is? I have never seen this before and I don't want to open it to find out in case I kill it in the process.
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Kris
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pretty sure that's a praying mantis egg case......many many beneficial mantises should hatch out of it in warming weather, if they haven't already.....provided it's left undisturbed....
Kris Minto
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Thanks for the response. I get lots of spider egg sac in my yard but I've never seen a prey mantis egg sac in my life.
Diversity is slowly coming back and I even notice a few dragonfly larvae in my small pond I installed in late fall.
Kris
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Carolina mantis (Stagmomantis carolina)
A small native species of beneficial insect
Jay Hayes
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Nice Find!
I have stumbled across a few of those in my days and never knew what they were either. Thanks for the responses, now i know something.
J
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