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  1. 24-06-2010 #1
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    Capture this beautiful toxic moth at Bowling Green marsh
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    Yes, they certainly are beautifully coloured, I like the last shot.
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    Yes. The devil in miniture
    I wanted the last one first so it would be the thumbnail but the system shuffled them into the right order before uploading them.I'll put a, b, c in front of the names in future
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    Wonderful colours! Is that the one which contains cyanide, Beryl?
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    Yes and the 5 & 6 Spot Burnett also . So that birds don't touch them. It doesn't kill birds but it has a dreadfully bitter taste


    This one has the Yellow and black ringed caterpillar
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