The echinacea has started blooming in the rock arch garden.
The wild gladiolas have just begun to open.
The Mexican petunias are multiplying rapidly.As I was checking the plants, due to the excessive heat, I felt something crawling on me and as I reached to brush it off
I realized it was a very small praying mantis!
Once it decided to climb on my hand,
I realized it was a very small praying mantis!
Once it decided to climb on my hand,it did not want to leave my hand.
Maybe, it was because I had moved into the shade and it was cooler.
I'm glad that I didn't hurt it.
We looked each other in the eye and said a prayer together for cooler weather.
Maybe, it was because I had moved into the shade and it was cooler.
I'm glad that I didn't hurt it.
We looked each other in the eye and said a prayer together for cooler weather.The men are supposed to come work on the December/January... project tomorrow. Stay tuned! :)
Thanks for visiting. Stay cool and hydrated! Love from Americus.
Susan
2 comments:
I think you have a baby praying mantis there. I did a google search and they have some photos.
Alana (former guest)
ramblinwitham.blogspot.com
You are absolutely correct, Alana. Praying mantis babies, what a hoot! We have fish babies, frog babies, bird babies and now praying mantis babies. Thanks for posting!
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