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Oct 04, 2007 12:41 |  #1

This is the same as the one Alby has posted, but mine is on the tree.
They are very hard to spot untill they move.


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And from the side.



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Oct 04, 2007 12:56 |  #2

Nice shots Brian. They blend in really well with the tree. Great detail in the second.

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Oct 04, 2007 13:06 |  #3

Nice shot Brian, was it larger than the normal common Cranefly? If yes it would be Tipula maxima otherwise it is the same as mine.


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Oct 04, 2007 13:19 |  #4

alliec wrote in post #4063570 (external link)
Nice shots Brian. They blend in really well with the tree. Great detail in the second.

Alistair.

Thanks Alistair. They blend in very good.

Attic wrote in post #4063625 (external link)
Nice shot Brian, was it larger than the normal common Cranefly? If yes it would be Tipula maxima otherwise it is the same as mine.

Thanks Alby. It was normal size same as yours mate.


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Oct 04, 2007 18:29 |  #5

Nice capture Brian. They certainly do blend in well.


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Oct 05, 2007 03:06 as a reply to  @ Photogirl2007's post |  #6

Good shot and well spotted Brian.


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Oct 05, 2007 07:56 |  #7
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Very nice shots Brian, especially #2 - fantastic details there.

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Oct 05, 2007 12:58 |  #8

Photogirl2007 wrote in post #4065420 (external link)
Nice capture Brian. They certainly do blend in well.

Thanks Joan.

dreamline wrote in post #4068030 (external link)
Good shot and well spotted Brian.

Thank you Bernie.

dpastern wrote in post #4068759 (external link)
Very nice shots Brian, especially #2 - fantastic details there.

Dave

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