Sorry, I don't have your private e-mail Paul. Thanks for the info. Dr. Harry
Lee came up with the same answer. My friend will be glad to know he has an
"uncommon"  one. Again,
Thanks
Everett
-----Original Message-----
From: Paul R. Monfils <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Saturday, March 06, 1999 12:31 PM
Subject: Re: Urosalpinx cinerea
 
 
>Although Urosalpinx cinerea does tend toward the medium gray color for
which
>it was named (cinereous = ash-colored), it is actually much more variable
than
>most books indicate.  Exterior color can range from light gray to very
dark,
>almost black, sometimes brownish or tan, and occasionally pure white.
>Interiors may be dark or light violet, brown, tan, or peach colored.  Many
of
>them are banded.  The bands may be darker or lighter than the ground color.
>Regards,
>Paul M.
>Rhode Island
>