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22 comments:
belles reunions de gendarmes
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Love it!
Nice, but no thanks.
Very interesting costumes! And very uniform~!
I've never seen these before (except on your blog). A bit crowded...
Oh Lord!!!
Wow! Haven't seen these before I don't think
What kind of bugs are those? And I second Jack's comment...Lol!
Wow.. makes me itch ... very cool.
I hope these guys don't eat wood or anything that you value!
oh my goodness. Ick.
It must have been hard to take a photo without blur. I be these guys move fast.
Creeeeeeeeeeeeepy!
iiiiieekk!
They reminded me of tribal masks.
We call them Eldskinnbaggar, a type of fire bug. They live in a tree trunk next to see cellar door at my place. I often photograph them as I think they are very photogenic. On this occasion they did set a new record, must have been at least 500 bugs. I was on my knees for this photo Kitty. They don't move around very quickly at all. They feed on plants.
Whoa, that is one big infestation
yuck. i dont like bugs.....
My first thought was to reach for my Baygon, but they are really photogenic... from afar!
amazing picture ! amazing creatures !
Creepy and yet absolutely fascinating. The pattern on their backs is amazing.
WOW! This is amazing!
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