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What the heck is this? (On the left.) Maybe a tad larger than a quarter-dollar. Recently appearing at Lee Memorial Library.
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The combination of nature, observation, and an unexpected twist kept me hooked throughout the article. It’s these little mysteries that make exploring the natural world so exciting. Looking forward to more captivating stories like this one!
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Wow. Well done.
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Tussock moth chrysalis??
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Michael Forster
The combination of nature, observation, and an unexpected twist kept me hooked throughout the article. It’s these little mysteries that make exploring the natural world so exciting. Looking forward to more captivating stories like this one!
Jim Wright
Wow. Well done.
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Tussock moth chrysalis??