There are numerous Bugs (Insects) living in Yarnell, Arizona. Their numbers and varieties vary according to the seasons of the year. We will try to show you some of the unusual Bugs in the Yarnell area on this page. Yarnell is located on the Highway 89, Scenic Route to Prescott, Arizona. Yarnell is also listed as one of the communities to visit along the American Heritage Trail route. There is a link to the Yarnell Chamber Of Commerce at the bottom of this page. Most of the images are taken from within 1 mile of downtown Yarnell, Arizona. This is clearly one of the best places in Arizona to see unusual insects. This is a beautiful, quiet, peaceful area, and that is one of the best kept secrets in Arizona. This page is a work in progress, so please come back for updates. Eve and George are not Bug Experts, so we probably won't be able to answer any technical questions about them. We have placed some general descriptions of the insects shown on this page in a large text box located after you view all of the large images. The characteristics are in the same order as the large images. Please, let us know if you spot any errors on this page! We have already learned that the photography of insects takes a lot of patience. We also have learned that while some folks think bugs are creapy, most of them are harmless to humans and that they are interesting to look at.
Now, we know that some insects are not considered bugs and visa versa. But we chose to use a broad definition, such as from; Definitions of bug on the Web:
With that being said. We simply hope you enjoy our amateur efforts!
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Female Giant Agave Bug, Acanthocephala thomasi. Photo Taken In Yarnell, Arizona.. September 27, 2008. |
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Female Giant Agave Bug, Acanthocephala thomasi.
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Desert Hairy Scorpion, Hadrurus arizonensis. Photo Taken In Yarnell, Arizona.. September 25, 2008. |
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Desert Hairy Scorpion, Hadrurus arizonensis.
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