VERY different timber! Can you name the species???

[ElizaLeahy]

http://www.elizasart.com/sticks.html

[Skew ChiDAMN!!]

You could make a self-positioning hair-stick out of that! :D

[artme]

Took a minute but I did get it.

[skot]

Not sure of the species....but a bit of a shock coming when you try to attach the Drive & Tail spur

[bluegum30]

I should have got it quick as i'v seen a few in the bush in my time but it eluded me till the second picture ,i call them stick insects it seems to fit for me though i'm proberly wrong.Lloyd.:)

[Sawdust Maker]

You could make a self-positioning hair-stick out of that! :D



A superb post:roflmao:

[Allan at Wallan]

"Stick it" into your favourite photo files.

Well done.:2tsup:

Allan

[TTIT]

I'd recommend drying it in the microwave before turning it :dev:

[Ed Reiss]

the thing might just bite ya' for trying to stick it on the lathe :o

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phasmatodea

[Ad de Crom]

Eliza, for the good order, the Dutch name for this nice thing is ''wandelende tak''.
Good for one hairstick :D
Ad

[ElizaLeahy]

the thing might just bite ya' for trying to stick it on the lathe :o

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phasmatodea

This is why it's Zoe taking the photos, not me. I was safely inside! I watch "Buffy", I know that these things are really demons!

:)

[Ed Reiss]

.....hmmmmm, those things on Buffy really bite :roll:

[Rocker]

That's a twig insect; this is a stick insect:)

Rocker

[ElizaLeahy]

:oo:

[Ed Reiss]

...nifty shirt decoration :cool:

[44Ronin]

I'm not a fan of insects, but those buggers are cool