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    Nice photos Louise, love the shiny butt on the second.
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    The shiny bum - that means that he's a 'Clerkius sitdownia'

    I have to admit that I loved watching him - they are quite large and stunning looking... I just couldn't get a more complete shot as I couldn't move around the bush.

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    Lol. Nice shots.
    I bet after all the comment he is a she

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