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  1. 17-07-2009 #1
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    Thought this one was going to fall into the water
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    Fantastic first shot - it's nice to have a shot with so little distraction.. but then the eyes of the second are stunning.
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    Nice shots Joe, I presume a Banded Demoiselle.
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    Yes. Great shots Joe. The cling on to anything very well

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