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Mating Ritual

Mating Ritual

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Aug, 2016

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opps I've a couple of these I was going to just post.....they must be 'doing it' all over the Province - funny thing was the ones I was taking shots of never stayed still the whole time, The one in control kept dragging the other one around while it continued to 'eat' LOL Great shot as I'm pretty sure they were not relaxing and 'enjoying the moment'!!

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Perfect timing Cher!

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Bug porn. hahahaha Great shot Cher.

Looks like a bit of "give and take" here....great shot

Amazing!

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Great macro..like the markings on these bugs:-)

and then there were three !!!!

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Winter Bridge

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