Bandelier National Monument - More Bandelier Insects/Spiders (U.S. National Park Service)

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	Bandelier National Monument More Bandelier Insects/Spiders

jerusalem cricket

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JERUSALEM CRICKET

stink bug

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STINK BUG

soldier beetle

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SOLDIER BEETLE

pleasing fungus beetle

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PLEASING FUNGUS BEETLE
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eyed-click beetle

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EYED-CLICK BEETLE

checkered beetle

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CHECKERED BEETLE

harlequin cabbage bug

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HARLEQUIN CABBAGE BUG

ladybug

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LADYBIRD BEETLE OR LADYBUG

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boxelder bugs

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BOXELDER BUGS

metallic wood boring beetle

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METALLIC WOOD-BORING BEETLE

weevil

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WEEVIL

10 STRIPED JUNE BEETLE

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TEN-STRIPED JUNE BEETLE

cicada

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CICADA

PIGEON HORNTAIL

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PIGEON HORNTAIL

TACHNID FLY

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TACHNID FLY

TACHNID FLY

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TACHNID FLY

PICTURE-WINGED FLY

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PICTURE-WINGED FLY

ROBBER FLY

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ROBBER FLY
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THREAD-WAISTED WASP

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THREAD-WAISTED WASP

VELVET ANT

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VELVET ANT

TARANTULA HAWK

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TARANTULA HAWK
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desert centipede

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DESERT CENTIPEDE

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			Did You Know? About 70% of Bandelier National Monument is a designated Wilderness area? Hikers can enjoy viewing remote archeological sites and spotting rare wildlife in this less developed area of the park.

Last Updated: February 06, 2008 at 14:39 EST