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PostSubject: Viking Spawn's Cicada Book   Viking Spawn's Cicada Book EmptyMon Mar 13, 2017 6:53 pm

Wow!  Its been a while since I posted here!  Well, I've been keeping myself busy with my real job and my newest hobby at being an author!  My first book, "The Season of the Cicadas" has been released and is now available at many online sources!  So far, reactions from people who have purchased it has been positive!  Very Happy

I'm currently working on my second book based on the Praying Mantis which will be released next year!  After that, who knows...  

Sorry for being such a stranger of late.  I need to check in more often.  Haven't bought much lately either, so I'll be needing to catch up on collecting too!   cyclops

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PostSubject: Re: Viking Spawn's Cicada Book   Viking Spawn's Cicada Book EmptyTue Mar 14, 2017 8:56 am

Wow, how amazing to know you wrote a book! The cover looks great Very Happy Congratulations and thank you for sharing! cheers

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PostSubject: Re: Viking Spawn's Cicada Book   Viking Spawn's Cicada Book EmptyTue Mar 14, 2017 3:46 pm

Wonderful that you could give shape to your real passion. You love cicadas and I love mantises so the next book is even more interesting for me. Good luck! Very Happy

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PostSubject: Re: Viking Spawn's Cicada Book   Viking Spawn's Cicada Book EmptyTue Mar 14, 2017 5:45 pm

Ana wrote:
Wow, how amazing to know you wrote a book! The cover looks great Very Happy Congratulations and thank you for sharing! cheers

Thank you Ana! Very Happy

Roger wrote:
Wonderful that you could give shape to your real passion. You love cicadas and I love mantises so the next book is even more interesting for me. Good luck! Very Happy

Thank you Roger. Very Happy

Currently, I have scouted over 1000 mantis egg cases (ootheca) within 20 miles of my home in anticipation of this year's hatch which is approximately 2 months away. There are 2 species found in my neck of the woods which were both accidental immigrants in the U.S. over a century ago.

The larger of the two is the Chinese mantis (Tenodera parasinensis or T. sinensis) and the second is one I'm sure you might be familiar with, the European mantis (Mantis religiosia). I have a chapter written in my next book which explains their initial discoveries in the United States. Digging through old publications to research that information was both fun and interesting. My mantis book will be available around this time, next year and will contain plenty of my photographs. study

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PostSubject: Re: Viking Spawn's Cicada Book   Viking Spawn's Cicada Book EmptyTue Mar 14, 2017 6:25 pm

cheers cheers

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PostSubject: Re: Viking Spawn's Cicada Book   Viking Spawn's Cicada Book EmptyTue Mar 14, 2017 9:50 pm

Great! Big congratulation Applause

So that's te reason why you left us without news from your dinosaurs Wink
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PostSubject: Re: Viking Spawn's Cicada Book   Viking Spawn's Cicada Book EmptyTue Mar 14, 2017 10:26 pm

That is amazing! Very Happy Great job!

Oh mantises!!! <3

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PostSubject: Re: Viking Spawn's Cicada Book   Viking Spawn's Cicada Book EmptyTue Mar 14, 2017 10:57 pm

Viking Spawn wrote:
Ana wrote:
Wow, how amazing to know you wrote a book! The cover looks great Very Happy Congratulations and thank you for sharing! cheers

Thank you Ana! Very Happy

Roger wrote:
Wonderful that you could give shape to your real passion. You love cicadas and I love mantises so the next book is even more interesting for me. Good luck! Very Happy

Thank you Roger. Very Happy

Currently, I have scouted over 1000 mantis egg cases (ootheca) within 20 miles of my home in anticipation of this year's hatch which is approximately 2 months away. There are 2 species found in my neck of the woods which were both accidental immigrants in the U.S. over a century ago.

The larger of the two is the Chinese mantis (Tenodera parasinensis or T. sinensis) and the second is one I'm sure you might be familiar with, the European mantis (Mantis religiosia). I have a chapter written in my next book which explains their initial discoveries in the United States. Digging through old publications to research that information was both fun and interesting. My mantis book will be available around this time, next year and will contain plenty of my photographs. study

Yes, during my youth it was almost impossible to spend a day without seeing one of these European mantises around. They were my favorite insects once they look from another planet. Translating litterally, they are known in Portugal as praising God, little Thereses or little horses of God. In my homeland, we used to call them little chairs but there is no references to it anywhere what makes me assume it was just something from my group of friends. Laughing

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PostSubject: Re: Viking Spawn's Cicada Book   Viking Spawn's Cicada Book EmptyWed Mar 15, 2017 6:54 am

widukind wrote:
cheers cheers

Kikimalou wrote:
Great! Big congratulation Applause

So that's te reason why you left us without news from your dinosaurs Wink

NightLioness wrote:
That is amazing! Very Happy Great job!

Oh mantises!!! <3

Thank you everyone!  Not to fear, I will catch up on my collecting soon enough!   Cool

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Ana wrote:
Wow, how amazing to know you wrote a book! The cover looks great Very Happy Congratulations and thank you for sharing! cheers

Thank you Ana!   Very Happy

Roger wrote:
Wonderful that you could give shape to your real passion. You love cicadas and I love mantises so the next book is even more interesting for me. Good luck! Very Happy

Thank you Roger.  Very Happy

Currently, I have scouted over 1000 mantis egg cases (ootheca) within 20 miles of my home in anticipation of this year's hatch which is approximately 2 months away.   There are 2 species found in my neck of the woods which were both accidental immigrants in the U.S. over a century ago.  

The larger of the two is the Chinese mantis (Tenodera parasinensis or T. sinensis) and the second is one I'm sure you might be familiar with, the European mantis (Mantis religiosia).  I have a chapter written in my next book which explains their initial discoveries in the United States.  Digging through old publications to research that information was both fun and interesting.   My mantis book will be available around this time, next year and will contain plenty of my photographs.  study

Yes, during my youth it was almost impossible to spend a day without seeing one of these European mantises around. They were my favorite insects once they look from another planet.  Translating litterally, they are known in Portugal as praising God, little Thereses or little horses of God. In my homeland, we used to call them little chairs but there is no references to it anywhere what makes me assume it was just something from my group of friends. Laughing

Those are some "new" interesting names I have not heard of yet.  I have a list of aliases included in a chapter already and will look further into these as well!  I've heard the term "rear-horse" which is based on their mannerisms. cyclops

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