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On Aug 28, 2006, palmbob from Tarzana, CA (Zone 9b) wrote:
This is a great bug for the garden... had a few last year and was hoping they'd stay.. but only seemed to last a month.. not sure if they didn't live any longer, or if they got eaten by birds (or our dogs).. but only seemed to be around in Aug/Sept. This year I didn't see any until July... now, in August, there are a LOT of them. Saw an egg case, too... hope even more next year. Great fun to watch, as they move, jerkily, trying to look like some leaf in the breeze. Their prefered position is upside down, hanging with their four back legs as the two huge armed front legs are kept poised in the 'praying' position, just praying for a fly to get too close.
