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No 0' Tefflus don't spit

Oogpisters are in the genus Anthia.


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Aha! :ty:


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A short time ago, I would never have imagined RP's photos of an insect in one of the AW books ^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^


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O:V O:V


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O/\ X#X ^Q^

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X#X X#X ^Q^


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0/0 to Klippies for doing such sterling work!

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Found this guy in our garden
7F56BA65-398F-477A-916D-5750B7CF8F58.jpeg


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^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^ Alf

Precis archesia The Garden Commodore, or Garden Inspector, is a familiar butterfly occurring year round in South Africa, having quite distinctly marked dry season (April to August) and wet season (September to March) variations that could easily be taken to be altogether different species.


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Thanks for the information Klipspringer


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