Around April of each year, I order praying mantis egg pods, also called an ootheca.
About a month to eight weeks after their arrival around a hundred and fifty baby praying mantises are ready, chipper, and anxious to get out into the garden. It’s one of the happiest days of my year: baby release day.
But, I rarely see them after that. Then last week, Barb saw one on a decorative light out front.
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