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Parcoblatta - Parcoblatta pennsylvanica
Copyright © 2010 Scott Nacko

Parcoblatta - Parcoblatta pennsylvanica
Perry County, Pennsylvania, USA
Well, after having a disappointment in not being able to ID the male, there is still one female left alive who is carrying an ootheca. I thought the story was coming to an end, but on the contrary! I lifted up a piece of wood to find maybe around a dozen tiny hatchlings like this one! They are actually kind of cute compared to older nymphs O.0

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Contributed by Scott Nacko on 23 June, 2010 - 12:39am
Last updated 5 February, 2011 - 10:30am

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