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Sunday 30th May 2004, 20:00
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It's a Tiger Beetle in the genus Cicindela, probably C. campestris.
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Cicindela campestris -(Green Tiger Beetle)
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Sunday 30th May 2004, 22:53
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Hence their common name of Tiger Beetle. I meet up with a lot of these little carnivours each year and have learned to respect them. Harry |
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