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  1. 29-07-2008 #1
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    Default Forest Bug- Pentatoma rufipes

    Still on the railing in the park by the brook
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    Looks like some thing out of a science fiction
    Nice close up
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    nice macro shot beryl.
    looks armour plated doesn't it
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    Yes.I didn't want toprobe it to see. Very tempting though
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  5. 31-07-2008 #5
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    Pretty impressive Beryl even better when expanded......nice one!

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    Thank you Pete
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