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    Very cool set MA. Love the look of the Spiny-Legged Rainforest Katydid (cool name for that one too..) and especially #5 as well which is just very simple, pure, and super crisp. Nice :-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by miker View Post
    Very cool set MA. Love the look of the Spiny-Legged Rainforest Katydid (cool name for that one too..) and especially #5 as well which is just very simple, pure, and super crisp. Nice :-)
    Thanks Miker

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    a very nice set. The Katydid is cool. Love the leaf shots
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    Leaf shots for me please!
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    I like the second shot of the katydid best. Weird looking critter.

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    Thanks Bambi, Casil and Q1

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    Love the Damselfly and the #2 Katydid

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    Impressive set MA, some outstanding shots as always, the natural bridge is fascinating.

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    Really lovely set MA, such variety.
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