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Close Emily, but I don't think that quite right. It looks like genus Uranophora. U.munda was suggested to me, and I have to say, they look dang close, but U. munda is only found on Haiti.
Hi Cole, please correct the location on the map. I could recognize this species form a mile away. I spent the summer researching this species in the Tetons.
Wonderful photo! I love this species! Thanks for taking your time to share, happy spotting.
Nice find and great capture!
Not 100% sure my ID is correct, but it's something close to this if it's not it.
Hi Christine, this is G. parthenice. G. ornata is a Western species.
I think thisare a neat little flower. This one is fully open!
Thanks everyone! These bats were everywhere, and if you where walking around at night in the building, you'd likely have one fly around you. In this curtain alone, there was 23 bats. They didn't like me poking around, and squalled the whole time.
Great capture. Such an interesting find!
