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  1. 27-07-2008 #1
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    Default Rusty tussock moth- Orgyia antiqua

    Caterpillar of the RustyTussock Moth running along the railing of the brook in the local park Exmouth


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    Very good Beryl, is that what they call directing?
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    I guess so ..........or thumbing .....................

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    Nice little film.
    I saw the ant or what ever give it a wide birth , those hairs on the caterpillar are poisonouse
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    nice video.
    never seen... or heard of these before. did'nt look like it needed 'oiling' either
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    Thanks andy
    Lol. The moth isn't as pretty
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