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Recently I went to the Big Bend National Park in west Texas and there i got a few shots of bugs that are common around there. Enjoy!
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i really enjoyed your bugs. good work with the captures. thanks for sharing..
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Great shots. Creepy crawly but interesting to look at. TFS
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Thanks for all the comments. While hiking there I almost stepped on the Tarantula on the photo. Of course I had to capture that.
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Hi Martha! That is the strangest looking Hopper I've ever seen! Beautiful colors and I love Trantulas!!! But you need to get you a Macro Lens and get closer!!!
Thanks for sharing these Michael
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