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Copyright © 2016
pete moulton
Antlion Brachynemurus hubbardii(?)
Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona, USA
July 31, 2016
Size: ca 40-50mm overall length
Several of these in pondside vegetation at about 0830. Looks like a female, and seems to resemble Brachynemurus hubbardii most closely.
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