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Walking stick  Taken at Magic Wings Butterfly Conservatory & Gardens in South Deerfield, Massachusetts with a Canon 5D and my Sigma 160mm macro lens. Resolution: 4368x2912. Australian walking stick
 Species: Extatosoma tiaratum. These insects are native to Australia and are most often found hanging inverted amongst foliage. Males can grow up to 6 inches long and are winged, while females may reach 8 inches long, but don't have wings. They can vary in color from brown to light-greenish-yellow. A female can lay up to 4 eggs per day. The eggs hatch even if they're not fertilized by a male. The parthenogenetic eggs will all be female. Resolution: 3744x5616. | |||