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Photos of insects and people from the 2024 BugGuide gathering in Idaho July 24-27

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R Ted Frey, Contributor
Full name:
R Ted Frey
City, state, country:
Lebanon PA
Biography:

I am a 64+ year old retired biology teacher with wife, three children, & seven grandchildren. I am a FSCA research associate and travel for museum work and collecting from PA to FL. My interests include many forms of outdoor recreation; especially collecting and photographing USA tiger beetles, and rearing Dynastes tityus and Lucanus elephas.
I also build insect shadow boxes which I fill with legally-obtained dead foreign species like Morpho butterflies, walking sticks, swallowtail butterflies, and huge tropical beetles just to name a few. These are sold at local reptile shows along with mammal skulls, whole skeletons, F/D bats, and other unique arthropods.
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Raymond Ted Frey

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