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  1. 15-07-2011 #1
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    Was about 1cm long, quite striking though.
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    Love the colours on the wings.

    (Have you noticed that if you take 'ne' out of their name, you get Ic-humans? Thought I'd mention that....)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Catherine View Post
    ....(Have you noticed that if you take 'ne' out of their name, you get Ic-humans? Thought I'd mention that....)
    LO _ trust you, Catherine.. good point, though

    They are lovely, Rolf - I am always amazed at how well-coloured the tiny things are if you bother to bend down and take a good close look.
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