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4 Megachile rotundata or leafcutter bee -
4 Mexican Amberwing or Perithemis intensa -
5 Killdeer or Charadrius vociferus -
5 Stinknet or globe chamomile or Oncosiphon piluliferum -
3 Spissistilus festinus or Three Cornered Tree Hopper -
3 Torrey's Craglily or Echeandia flavescens -
3 Alluadia procera or African Ocotillo -
3 Fish-eating Anemone or Urticina piscivora -
3 Gray Wolf or Canis lupus catching a fish -
3 Mexican Fire Barrel Cactus or Ferocactus pilosus -
3 Calliandra eriophylla or Fairy Duster -
4 Small (6mm), green scaled beetle or possibly Hoplia chlorophana -
5 Ruby-throated Hummingbird or Archilochus colubris -
3 Roseate Spoonbill or Platalea ajaja -
5 Tomato Hornworm or Manduca quinquemaculata -
3 Boxing Glove Cholla, crested cactus or Cylindropuntia fulgida var. mammillata -
3 Northern Mockingbird or Mimus polyglottos -
2 Wild Burro lower jawbone or Equus asinus -
6 Soldier Beetle or Chauliognathus deceptus -
3 Clown beetle, Hololepta plana -
3 Compsocryptus sp. (possibly texensis) or Ichneumon wasp -
2 Plum Passion or Hydrangea aspera -
4 Bottlebrush 'Little John' or Callistemon citrinus -
4 Cocklebur or Xanthium strumarium
William Bodine
B.S. Biology. Based in Arizona and a Canon user.
Particularly fond of insects but not exclusively, like close up, macro and extreme macro shots.
Always looking for the unique angle, bright colors/patterns or bizarre looking images.
MaleJoined 7-9-21
