I found this horseshoe crab casing in the front yard. I thought it would make a good study in brown.
Black Bear, Great Smoky Mountains National Park
25 minutes ago
Monday, January 28, 2013
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6 comments:
Good morning Steve. Prehistoric looking things aren't they? I like your study in brown.
Cool!! I have never seen photos of one so close!!
I've never seen nothing like this before. Great shoots!
Super!!
We sometimes see these fellows underwater at Folly Cove. This must have been a young one because the big ones I've seen don't have such prominent spikes on their carapaces.
Good job!
Ohhh, what is that?! We don't have those in Arizona. Must google "horseshoe crab".
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