r/peopleholdinginsects

Image 1 — Frida the hardwood stump borer!
Image 2 — Frida the hardwood stump borer!
Image 3 — Frida the hardwood stump borer!

Frida the hardwood stump borer!

a couple months ago I found this beetle close to the end of her life - she was moving very slowly. I kept her in a little tank full of wood and offered her jelly until she passed! her name was Frida :)

u/tokays — 18 hours ago
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Just got to hold this beauty! Praying mantis I assume? Western Germany. Carried her away to a closeby greenery afterwards.

u/LyndisLegion2 — 2 days ago

I found this beautiful native Carolina mantis (Stagmomantis carolina) last fall.

She was very gravid and looking for a place to oviposit. Luckily she found me, the entomologist on campus, and I moved her away from the walkway and onto a bush.

u/FillsYourNiche — 2 days ago

Found this guy on my trashcan, relocated to my garden. Only ever seen one at night.

Angle Wing Katydid? Master leaf mimic

u/slax87 — 3 days ago

Lone cicada

Found this cutie on my outside steps. Kept crawling on me and refused to leave 🥺 finally just set them on the ground next to a tree.

u/Hurhumm — 3 days ago