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Diogmites on Manzanita 25 Jul 2005, Tonto National Forest, Arizona. I was hiking the Highline Trail below the Mogollon Rim when I came to an area with a lot of manzanita, just west of Horton Sprin...
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Olin Lathrop
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2020-08-05T21:48:29Z (about 4 years ago)
- <h3>Diogmites on Manzanita</h3>
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- 25 Jul 2005, Tonto National Forest, Arizona.
I was hiking the Highline Trail below the Mogollon Rim when I came to an area with a lot of manzanita, just west of Horton Spring. This diogmites gave me time to set up the camera and let me get reasonably close. This picture was taken with a 135 mm lens and extension tube. The above is a crop of about 3/4 in each dimension.- I was impressed with how well the diogmites was camouflaged. Its color closely matched the manzanita stems.
- <h3>Diogmites on Manzanita</h3>
- 
- 25 Jul 2005, Tonto National Forest, Arizona.
- I was hiking the Highline Trail below the Mogollon Rim when I came to an area with a lot of manzanita, just west of Horton Spring. This diogmites gave me time to set up the camera and let me get reasonably close. The picture was taken with a 135 mm lens and extension tube. The above is a crop of about 3/4 in each dimension.
- I was impressed with how well the diogmites was camouflaged. Its color closely matched the manzanita stems.
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Olin Lathrop
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2020-08-05T21:47:10Z (about 4 years ago)
<h3>Diogmites on Manzanita</h3>  25 Jul 2005, Tonto National Forest, Arizona. I was hiking the Highline Trail below the Mogollon Rim when I came to an area with a lot of manzanita, just west of Horton Spring. This diogmites gave me time to set up the camera and let me get reasonably close. This picture was taken with a 135 mm lens and extension tube. The above is a crop of about 3/4 in each dimension. I was impressed with how well the diogmites was camouflaged. Its color closely matched the manzanita stems.