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CritterZone Nature Photography
CritterZone offers high quality photography of the natural world, including insects and arachnids. Subjects are listed in galleries classified by common English names. The site is useful as a guide to common North American insects.
http://www.critterzone.com/
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Contributed by critterzone on 14 February, 2006 - 8:14am

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I'm not sure if this submission qualifies as advertising or not, so will wait until the webmaster chimes in. Are you soliciting submissions to your site from our contributors here? Meanwhile, can you please provide contact information in your bio here at Bugguide? We might be able to help you. For example, your "bee assassin" is actually the western conifer seed bug, a species in an entirely different family. I should be able to e-mail you with that kind of notification. Thank you in advance for elaborating on your website.
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