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    It took me a while to track this down, and the first one I found just like it said "..I haven't ID'd this yet...", but I reckon it's a Thick-knee. At first I thought that I was 'close, but no cigar' as the one thing that my beetle wasn't, was 'thick knee'd'. Then after searching a little more I read that the female has regular knees. So.....
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    Nice shot Louise, certainly looks like you are correct in you identification.
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    I don't think I've seen one before, and so that's 2 newmetallic-green beetley things I've had in the garden so far this year...sweet!
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