Posted by:
DMong
at Sun Aug 9 20:40:53 2009 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by DMong ]
Judy,...
Yes, as I stated earlier, their coloration can vary drastically from locality and even within each population.Some are very clean and vivid red, while other's can be very dark and "muddied" with melanin pigmentation. In other words, they can be anywhere in between a 1 or a 10. Here is one that looks VERY similar to the one you pictured. This one also just happens to be from Michigan as well.
best regards, ~Doug
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