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Anoplius lepidus atramentarius - Anoplius lepidus - female
Copyright © 2006 Nick Fensler

Anoplius lepidus atramentarius - Anoplius lepidus - Female
near Jesup, along Altamaha River, Wayne County, Georgia, USA
June 20, 2002
Size: 23 mm
Another for a guide page. If there are diligent photographers in the south it is possible this image could be replaced by a better one (they're more common in the south)...ID is the problem. Sorry about the shadows, by the way.
Contributed by Nick Fensler on 15 July, 2006 - 12:47am

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