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Narnia? - Narnia - male
Copyright © 2009 Blue Saguaro

Narnia? - Narnia - Male
Northeast Tucson, Pima County, Arizona, USA
September 11, 2009
Size: ~1/2"
Fairly certain it belongs to that genus, based on information and photos from this site.

Keep seeing the same two individuals living on the cactus near the Green Lynx. The pair enjoys indulging in prickly pear seeds, quiet walks on cactus pads, and canoodling in the shade.

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Narnia? - Narnia - male Narnia sp. - Narnia - female
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Contributed by Blue Saguaro on 11 September, 2009 - 9:03pm

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