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a picture is sometimes worth less than a word...

Sometimes a picture, especially one of mine, is not as informative as it should be...
Having said that the digital photo sent by e-mail is a State Specialist's friend! I can't begin to estimate the number of insect problems I've diagnosed remotely via this method.
They also are invaluable in blogs and weekly listserves to point out potential insect symptoms. Check out the photo of soybean aphid molted exoskeletons in the field (or not....)

http://nwroc.umn.edu/ent/photo/cast_mold1.JPG

There are also a number of sites that now take photos from specific locations and overlay them over a larger view of the same location - not sure if this is exactly the same as a mashup, but certainly similar. Check out Imagelinka at:

http://imagelinka.com/v1/main.jsp


Comments

I love your imagelinka site... I can't tell if it is a mash-up or what. It seems to be pulling the pictures from it's own server.
Also, yay for soybean aphid mold exoskeletons! That's almost as exciting as Mark Whitney's blog with the kid licking the pig.
Thanks for completing Week 4!

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