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Texas Beetle photos by classification
The size of the pix can be enlarged via the "slide bar" in the upper right just below "Mike Quinn's Gallery". Unfortunately the bug's species' name is only visible after clicking on each photo.
http://www.texasento.net/TX_Beetle_Pix.html
After clicking on a photo, what else was shot at that site can be seen by clicking on the "Album" link in the upper right.
Strongest representation for southmost Texas, also pix from Davis Mtns, College Sta., N. and C. TX.
Information on nearly every beetle listed can be found by plugging the species name into BugGude.net.
Thanks, Mike Quinn, Austin
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