Northern walkingstick, male ( Diapheromera femorata ) by larose forest photos

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30-AUG-2017	Christine Hanrahan

Odd-looking insects which really mimic a twig. In the tropics walkingstick insects can be gigantic.

Panasonic DMC-FZ2000
1/200s f/4.0 at 22.7mm iso125 full exif

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janescottcumming		01-Sep-2017 00:41
Love the circle at the end of the stick. Great details! V

Tom Murray		01-Sep-2017 00:00
Nice find, these are wonderful stick mimics.

Ghislaine et Réal Boulet		31-Aug-2017 19:27
Wow! Beautiful capture.

Liz Bickel		31-Aug-2017 17:34
What a find! Super well photographed. Although he blends into his environment, he stands out in your photo. Exposure is perfect.

Pierre Martin		31-Aug-2017 11:26
superb catch an very sharp picture! never see one

Isabel Cutler		31-Aug-2017 11:26
Incredible camouflage!

Blandine Mangin		31-Aug-2017 10:11
il a un superbe camouflage et toi un super coup d'oeil ! bravo ! v

Juliette		31-Aug-2017 08:02
amazing !! V

joseantonio		31-Aug-2017 03:10
amazing find and great capture.V.

laine		31-Aug-2017 01:45
I love it when they get their rocking motion going :) Fabulous photo, V

Hank Vander Velde		31-Aug-2017 01:13
SUPER find and image Christine.

Jim Coffman		31-Aug-2017 01:03
These things are unbelievable... Excellent capture..

Helen Betts		31-Aug-2017 01:03
Isn't that fascinating! Well seen and captured. V.

hayl		31-Aug-2017 00:49
What an amazing creature - he's cast a perfect shadow right down to the loop on its tail end.

Carl Carbone		31-Aug-2017 00:39
Yeah! Great find and capture! What detail!

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