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    Posted: 12 October 2014 at 10:05
Welcome to part 7 of "Macros or semi macros"!

For completeness, here is the list of all the previous bird threads:
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I guess I will start this one



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I've always heard that the severity of a Winter can be predicted by the luxuriousness of the 'Willie Worms' coat. Looks like we're in for another bad one!   
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Here is a Colombian moth.



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Digiton that is an arresting shot - congratulations.

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rtex42 welcome, great shiny Spiny spider shot!

Originally posted by GlassEye GlassEye wrote:

I've always heard that the severity of a Winter can be predicted by the luxuriousness of the 'Willie Worms' coat. Looks like we're in for another bad one!
- I think we already proved this!
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