Old Saybrook, Connecticut: Praying Mantis Reads Lord of the Flies
Large praying mantis was built out of scrap metal in 2015 by local artist Roger Bowie. Mantises eat flies.
Acton Public Library
- Address:
- 60 Old Boston Post Rd, Old Saybrook, CT
- Directions:
- Acton Public Library. South side of town. From CT-154/Main St. turn west at the stoplight onto Old Boston Post Rd. Drive a quarter-mile. You'll see the big bug on the left.
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This metal sculpture reading Lord Of The Flies stands in front of the Acton Public Library.
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The large praying mantis was created out of scrap metal by local artist Roger Bowie in 2015. Mantises eat flies.