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A dead thingy or maybe even a albino thingy
But in reality I guess it’s the cocoon of something long gone  Chris
-------------------------------- I started my life with nothing and I’ve still got most of it left
It looks kinda like a circada shell... Maybe a dragonfly shell???
Cheers, John
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The promo for a new movie from 20th Centry fox called "The invisable Mammoth"
or a cocoon of an insect which I obviously don't know readily. Steve " There are no rules for good photographs, there are only good photographs" Ansel Adams.
My vote is - Dragonfly shell - discarded. Nice pic, worth a good look at!
Doh! You got in before me!  Multi stacked pic is very intersesting - well obseved.Shoot early - Shoot often
Mudeyes, I think you'll find they're called.
FYI, Mudeyes are the larval stages of the dragonfly. Think they're found swimming around in rivers/lakes. When they hatch they crawl up reeds and break out of their larval shell. They make excellent bait for trout fishing
Were you near a river? I bet the fish were going beserk if you were. Darryl (aka Kipper)
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