83 Pterinoxylus sps (M)
79 Pseudophasma bicolor Wings
82 Pterinoxylus sps
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P115G
Light Trap Aspect at the Radisson
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P013R Coenipeta bibitrix
Px21
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P055R Coenipeta damonia
P077G Coenipeta sps
P097G
P098G
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84 Pterinoxylus sps Wings
Phasmidae: This is another species which is reluctant to display its wings, but it can be coaxed briefly, again as a flash display. The pretty wing pattern is similar to a Caribbean Pterinoxylus sps which has been in culture in the Phasmid Study Group for a number of years, so it is probably a close relation.
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