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 I was collecting flowers for some foldscoping but noticed they were home to some tiny hopping bugs. Managed to trap one and smash it on a slide ( had to) so I could take a look.
 
 Very cool! What is it? #Bio60_2021

Backyard bug from Palo Alto

Nematode from Palo Alto Baylands

Backyard bug from Palo Alto

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