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Mark Ridgway

Mark Ridgway

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Mark Ridgway Lichen Katydid
Lichen Katydid commented on by Mark Ridgway Santa Catarina, Brazil2 years ago

fuscifrons seems very cose

Mark Ridgway Banded Longhorn Beetle
Banded Longhorn Beetle commented on by Mark Ridgway Tallahassee, Florida, United States2 years ago

The second shot made me laugh. So shy!

Mark Ridgway Cape Leadwort
Cape Leadwort commented on by Mark Ridgway San Juan, Central Visayas, Philippines2 years ago

Lovely shot Johanna.
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Mark Ridgway Orange Bluet
Orange Bluet commented on by Mark Ridgway Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States2 years ago

So delicate!

Mark Ridgway Beige Beetle Jumper
Beige Beetle Jumper commented on by Mark Ridgway Bukit Mertajam, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia2 years ago

Wonderful shot. Well timed.

Mark Ridgway Sausage Ant
Sausage Ant commented on by Mark Ridgway Katwa, West Bengal, India2 years ago

What an interesting thing.

Mark Ridgway Tailed Garden Spider 01
Tailed Garden Spider 01 commented on by Mark Ridgway Palauig, Central Luzon, Philippines2 years ago

Great spotting John.
And that must be the cutest tail ever on a spider.

Mark Ridgway Antlion
Antlion commented on by Mark Ridgway Comunitat Valenciana, Spain2 years ago

Agree with LL. Myrmeleontidae. The curved antennae are indicative.

Mark Ridgway Smooth-fronted Caiman
Smooth-fronted Caiman commented on by Mark Ridgway Macuma, Morona-Santiago, Ecuador2 years ago

Great spotting Tukup.
That's a friendlier size for a croc.

Mark Ridgway Ant Mimic Spider
Ant Mimic Spider commented on by Mark Ridgway Baguio, Cordillera Administrative Region, Philippines2 years ago

M nigella looks good to me

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