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Elaphropus rapax - Tachyura rapax
Copyright © 2022 Connor E.J. Graham

Elaphropus rapax - Tachyura rapax
Salem, Darrow Bar, Marion County, Oregon, USA
October 2, 2022
Size: 3mm
Collected from the East shores of Darrow

CEJG22.098
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Contributed by Connor E.J. Graham on 25 October, 2022 - 9:49pm

Notice the difference between the original
and the cropped image here

Notice the difference between the two 560 pixel reductions.
Take a look at Frank's images here. He obviously has access to some amazing equipment which not all of us can, but it does show what can be done in 560 pixels
PS - we second the comments of praise about your wonderful project
… john and jane balaban, 25 October, 2022 - 11:16pm login or register to post comments

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