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  1. 01-07-2008 #1
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    Default Thick thighed Flower Beetle

    Captured in a whit flower along the Exe Estuary
    First photo is a close up of the second photo
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    Yikes looks a little scary nice colour though
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    Thanks Babs
    it is so tiny you couldn't possibly be scared. It landed on my arm and I just blew it off, not much bigger than an ant
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chocky View Post
    Thanks Babs
    it is so tiny you couldn't possibly be scared. It landed on my arm and I just blew it off, not much bigger than an ant
    Oh that's good, so I can sleep easy then
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    Lol. The are quite pretty some electric blue
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