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Frass


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.


P. angustigena? Snail Chalicidoidea? Chalicidoidea? Basement critter red headed ash borer? Mystery Insect Cychramus adustus beetle, but which one? beetle, but which one? Teeny tiny red-orange spider? solitaryw Telonaca alta? Unknown caterpillar Beetle Fly Hammock Spider? Small Green Spider Small Green Spider Is this a wolf spider? Spider in Root Cellar Spider in Root Cellar Fuzzy Fly ithe dark spots (not dots) on wings Unknown insect in Ancient Colombian Amber


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