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    I guess it got its' name before the more modern usage of the term "bonking"

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    Nope, it's a very recent addition as a common name common name for the Common Soldier Red Soldier Beetle (Rhagonycha fulva) which is often seen in pairs doing what comes naturally.. and often on Hogweed

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    Quote Originally Posted by ladylouise62 View Post
    ..... as a common name common name for the Common Soldier Red Soldier Beetle (Rhagonycha fulva) which is often seen in pairs doing what comes naturally.. and often on Hogweed
    So we have..... so we have to name them twice .... name them twice eh eh??

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    Eddy. Click on the link below

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    That's because it's so good, Eddy - have to name it twice

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