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5 Ground beetle or Dinodes cruralis -
6 Clytus arietis or Wasp beetle -
6 Mammillaria standleyi or Pincushion Cactus -
6 King Vulture or Sarcoramphus papa -
6 Crested Saguaro or Carnegiea gigantea -
4 White fungus or Sclerotinia sclerotiorum on an infected carrot -
3 Blind Cave Tetra or Astyanax jordiani -
3 Chiricahua Hoodoos -
4 Russula sp. Mushroom in Hoh rain forest -
6 Gila Monster or Heloderma suspectum with black tongue -
5 Tiger Moth or Apantesis incorrupta -
5 Wild Pansy or Viola tricolor -
4 Pleasing Fungus Beetle or Cypherotylus californicus -
5 Likely Apatides fortis a member of Auger Beetles Family Bostrichidae -
4 Antelope horns or Asclepias asperula -
5 Sonora Mud Turtle or Kinosternon senoriense -
5 Rough stinkbug or Brochymena - eye -
3 Petrified Tree or Araucarioxylon arizonicum -
2 Lawyers Wig or Coprinus comatus -
7 Blue-gray tanager or Thraupis episcopus -
7 Arizona Tan Praying Mantis or Stagmomantis gracilipes -
6 Blue Death Feigning, Desert Ironclad beetle or Asbolus verrucosus -
5 Leafhopper Assassin bug egg clutch or possibly Zelus renardii top view -
4 Yellow-eyed Junco or Junco phaeonotus
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
