Android Screen Burn - Droid X - Live wallpaper - android

I am trying to figure out if this is a bug or a feature of Droid X and some wallpaper thing. Or perhaps this is some screen-burn problem.
My app is open. Then someone closes it with the home key. Then at some point this screen will appear. This is what the QA department reported, and I am assuming that they left the device sitting and a watery wallpaper came up. Not sure though. If it is a wallpaper, why would it show a picture of my "closed" app in the background? In any case, anyone know what is going on here?

Take a screen shot with ddms. If its image burn on the screen then you won't see the display problem. If you do see it then its a software problem.

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