St Pat's Moth

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kHT
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St Pat's Moth

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:eek: I was kicking on the heater in the Brug house for the babies when out of the corner of my eye I spot this fellow a wearing the green. Am I in trouble for letting him live? Isn't he just the most awsome looking Moth?
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:cool:
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Post by PeggyC »

:cool: He's cool. I have no idea what kind of moth it is.
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OHHH PRETTY!!
Don't know what kind either.
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Post by Tundra_Queen »

I don't know what kind he is either, but he sure looks :cool:

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Way 8-)

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Very pretty! Hope he's a good guy!
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