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Frass is insect debris and this section of the site is a humorous reference to that. Poor quality images, images from outside North America, north of Mexico, and those that otherwise do not add value to the Guide are moved here. Frassed images will remain here for 30 days after the most recent activity so that comments may be viewed. After that they are automatically removed by the system.

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click B - unident Anania hortulata? Halysidota sp. Wasp Wasp Wasp Tiny Weevil Tiny Weevil Fuzzy gold beetle Fuzzy gold beetle Look but in KY? Not the best shots. - male Grizzly-Spur-throat Grasshopper? Look Lep Aseptis fumosa but in KY? Not the best shots. - male Look Lep Aseptis fumosa but in KY? Not the best shots. - male Grizzly-Spur-throat Grasshopper? Brown beetle near stream Brown beetle near stream Small hopping bug Curved Halter Moth - Hodges#9059 (Capis curvata) Spider? New spiders in house Spider found in my Langley, BC Canada garden. Very Tiny Spider, few centimeters?, picture is zoomed in / Location: Central Illinois, USA Basement Spider

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