YumaMarc
Sr. Member
- Dec 12, 2004
- 493
- 667
- Detector(s) used
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White's MXT
Minelab Quattro
Fisher F2
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
A walk in the jungle can reveal some pretty interesting and colorful little creatures, for those who are observant.
A colorful butterfly called "Anna's 88", for obvious reasons. Each wing has a very definite number 88. I've only found one of these.
I don't know the name or species of this little lizard. They like to live around houses and rock piles. They look rather primitive.
A beautiful little bright blue damsel fly resting on a decaying banana trunk.
A very unusual and rather rare insect, Lystra lanata I believe. What appears to be fur is really sugar secretions from the food it eats. Even the tail is a secretion. For some reason the head secretions are yellow, everything else is white.
Lystra lanata. I've only found one of these, also.
A beautiful bright red dragon fly.
A colorful butterfly called "Anna's 88", for obvious reasons. Each wing has a very definite number 88. I've only found one of these.
I don't know the name or species of this little lizard. They like to live around houses and rock piles. They look rather primitive.
A beautiful little bright blue damsel fly resting on a decaying banana trunk.
A very unusual and rather rare insect, Lystra lanata I believe. What appears to be fur is really sugar secretions from the food it eats. Even the tail is a secretion. For some reason the head secretions are yellow, everything else is white.
Lystra lanata. I've only found one of these, also.
A beautiful bright red dragon fly.
