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    Found this chap in the back garden.

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    Nice capture Paul.

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    Thank you very much Chocky.

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    Nice one Paul, just had a look up and it appears to be a Polydesmus angustus one of the "flat backed" Millipedes.
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    Thank you for that.
    Must admit I need to do a lot more reading up myself on the them.

    Thank you.

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