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The babies are here–and they’re pretty cute. Well, as cute as a praying mantis can be, that is! Our last praying mantis of the fall last year produced two egg sacks. I wasn’t sure that they were going to make it through the winter, but they did. My husband put the cage out in the garden a few days ago when we saw the first little guy appear. Then we noticed that a spider had built a web in there and had caught a few of them. Hopefully, we’ll have some survivors!
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Double EEEEKKKK!!
We had the same thing a couple of years ago, and we thought they didn't make it. We had the tank that the eggs were in in an outbuilding. When a couple of our children went out there, there were hundreds of babies all over!! We had to open the door and let them all jump out!
It was crazy!
blessings!!
Jacque