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Tiger Beetle; probably Cicindela denikei - Cicindela denikei
Copyright © 2007 Phil Froese

Tiger Beetle; probably Cicindela denikei - Cicindela denikei
Redditt (30 km north of Kenora), Ontario, Canada
July 8, 2007
Size: Aprox 12mm
Lucky Tiger hunting again or maybe this poor individual was just a bit slow on account of a partially missing rear left leg. Regardless it is a sharper image then the one previously submitted. Picture taken at the sme location on Vermillion lake near Redditt
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Contributed by Phil Froese on 14 July, 2007 - 10:56pm

nice
Thanks for taking another pic from the same locality, Phil. Just to let you know, I unlinked the two denikei pics, since they should only be linked if they were different shots of the exact same individual. Cheers - Dan
… Daniel P Duran, 16 July, 2007 - 11:20am login or register to post comments

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