And one caterpillar that looks like a dragon.
Poor little creature flinched every time the shutter clicked so I left him alone.
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3 comments:
That second loon is an unusual species yes? Endangered maybe?
And poor little caterpillar...but he's very cool looking. I wonder what he turns into.
Those loons?... Do they have the same haunting, echoing sort of laugh?
poor little caterpillar...but he's very cool looking. I wonder what he turns into.
thanks for posting..........
glovin
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