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Descriptions of Pyralidae from the Death Valley

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Location info error?

i see... unfortunately, conversion doesn't work this way

Genus Ophryastes

Thanks for providing the genus key

an old friend

bee Death Valley

ID: Bledius ferratus

Acmaeodera tuta.

Could be either

Aquatic Insects of California: With Keys to North American [...]

There's one species

Porcellionides floria

You found a rare one. That is

Yes, an exciting find :-)

Unknown walking stick ID Request

I think that is the bug that attacked me in 1976

Death Valley bug

DV dunes bug

Thanks, Harsi -

Quite sure this is R. ruficollis -

Jake's an H. obscurus

Thanks, Jonas!

Liodessus I think...

There's just a lot of desert

I agree with Vassili that it

desert bugging

Vaejovis coahuilae, likely!

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i have caught some of these i