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GDBrown
Beautiful photos of some nice large bugs. Is that about a 3/0 size?
The hatch!! Your photo's of bugs
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FishinTheWes
GDBrown said:
Probably a #2 or #4, but giant for a mayfly.
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jimmy
I'd like my car painted "Electric Mayfly" please. . .
I'd like my car painted "Electric Mayfly" please. . .
not one of my pictures but I thought it was pretty cool. . .
I'd like my car painted "Electric Mayfly" please. . .
not one of my pictures but I thought it was pretty cool. . .
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jimmy
perfect!!!! it's just that easy, and that's a killer photo!!
good job mang. . .
here's the small stone I saw so much of last week. .
good job mang. . .
here's the small stone I saw so much of last week. .
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flytrekker1007
I think the stone in your pic is a calineuria californica stone.
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jimmy
flytrekker1007 said:
negative, the little black(brown) stones are tiny, the pic your looking at is a bug that measures 3/4 of an inch. smaller than the bright 'yellow sallys' that will be out soon. ( I'll definitely post a pic or two of those when I find em )
The golden stones are real familiar, as I posted earlier:
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Van
Taken 5/20
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jimmy
nice 'van' love to see those critters. . .
the baggage they leave behind is cool too. .
sorry about the focus. .
the baggage they leave behind is cool too. .
sorry about the focus. .
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jimmy
a few more bigs from may 2011
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troutramp
here is a caddis, and sorry guys but a blue hopper, have you ever seen a blue hopper? The pic is not the best but you can make it out. Not just the wings were blue but the body was too.
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FlyBum
Really cool pics!! 
Here's a few of something a little different:
Here's a few of something a little different:
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jimmy
right on 'fly bum' I dig the mantis.
thanks.
I'll add something different I ran into in San Diego years ago. . .
I'd never heard of it being a Oregon local, the "Taranchula Hawk"
spotted this nasty little critter stuck in a swimming pool and was amazed
by the florescent orange wings and antenna, and NEON blue body. .
pics dont do it justice, fished it out of the pool and cautiously snapped
a couple photos. . .
pretty cool looking bug to see in real life, I've read their sting is legendary. .
thanks.
I'll add something different I ran into in San Diego years ago. . .
I'd never heard of it being a Oregon local, the "Taranchula Hawk"
spotted this nasty little critter stuck in a swimming pool and was amazed
by the florescent orange wings and antenna, and NEON blue body. .
pics dont do it justice, fished it out of the pool and cautiously snapped
a couple photos. . .
pretty cool looking bug to see in real life, I've read their sting is legendary. .
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nwkiller
heres a crazy catapiliar from St John Virgin islands.....there were tons of smaller ones that looked just like it all over the bush but this was defenitly the biggest at probably around 5 inches. just by looking at it im for sure it was very toxic.
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FlyBum
nwkiller said:
What, you didn't eat it and find out?? LOL
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nwkiller
lol thought the thing wanted to eat me, it was huge!!! lol
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Van
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GDBrown
FlyBum said:
I have to Watch Very Closely because I "CAN'T hear the dang things!" :lol:
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OnTheFly
The emergence of a Damsel Fly. This insect crawled up onto me and remained as a pet for about 15 minutes until it flew away as an adult. These photos show the sequence of the fly emerging to maturity. In the first picture, pay close attention to the small tubular like things just behind the thorax.
Wings now out and drying.
Body and wing now larger. Notice that the body has grown out from the first picture like a telescope.
This one is a Speckle Wing Quill callibaetis mayfly
This is where I was and what I was doing
Wings now out and drying.
Body and wing now larger. Notice that the body has grown out from the first picture like a telescope.
This one is a Speckle Wing Quill callibaetis mayfly
This is where I was and what I was doing
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BigShayne
great pics!
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