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  1. 04-Jun-2008, 10:54 PM #1
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    Les,
    The cat you spotted on Monday turned out to be a moth cat. It pupated overnight in a cocoon.
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    Quote Originally Posted by horace2264 View Post
    Les,
    The cat you spotted on Monday turned out to be a moth cat.
    So, it is not true at all that les can never spotted a cat.
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    Damn and Blast! Sorry to waste your time Horace.

    CM, it appears I can only spot moth cats!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Painted Jezebel View Post
    Damn and Blast! Sorry to waste your time Horace.
    Les, not a problem at all.
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    Limacodidae

    Darna sp.

    cheers, Roger.
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