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3 comments:
Looks like some sort of beetle. It's big!
It is an eyed click beetle - Alaus oculatus:
http://entweb.clemson.edu/museum/beetles/local/btle51.htm
http://bugguide.net/node/view/458
I originally found Jordan's blog, then Katy, and Ann, etc. So I found your blog through Olivia in the last few months and I really enjoy all your stories and pictures.
Just thought I would let you know since I always like to hear how people found me out on the web. Have a great day.
Kate
Thanks Kate!
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