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Jun 05, 2006 23:47 |  #1
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I'm not completely sure what kind of beast this is, but I was able to get almost close enough to it to warrant putting this in the "Macro" section. :lol:

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Yeah, it looks like one to me too. A little OOF but still a pretty insect. :)


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Jun 06, 2006 01:48 |  #3

Is it a Blue Damsil maybe ? or maybe even a Blue Eyed Darner


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ArcticEOS wrote:
Yeah, it looks like one to me too. A little OOF but still a pretty insect. :)

The way that weed it was sitting on was moving, I'll take "a little OOF". That thing was a pain to shoot!


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