ChrisJM

Mini Moth

Mini Moth

He went by the name of Edgar, and he entered our camp and our lives through twin pillars of wood and stone.
Alright, it's just a moth hiding from my...
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He went by the name of Edgar, and he entered our camp and our lives through twin pillars of wood and stone.
Alright, it's just a moth hiding from my cat.
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KODAK EASYSHARE Camera, M583

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Aperture f/3.3 ISO 200 Shutter 1/60 Focal Length 51/10

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Feb, 2016

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