ChrisJM

Autumn Bug

Autumn Bug

I used to know what these things are called...
The male (or is it the female?) looks just the same, but has twice the body-length.
I could be very ...
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I used to know what these things are called...
The male (or is it the female?) looks just the same, but has twice the body-length.
I could be very wrong here, but I believe they are relatively new this far east (Toronto).
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KODAK EASYSHARE Camera, M583

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Aperture f/3.3 ISO 64 Shutter 1/320 Focal Length 51/10

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Oct, 2018

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