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TOPIC: Id Please
#106
Id Please 1 Year, 10 Months ago  
I'm submitting a lot of shots for ID. If I start to be annoying, please tell me to go away.

We have a strange, to me, phenomenon in Beira. often, at low tide we get masses of insects just at the tide line. This is usually in the evening, but that may just be because that is when I take my walks.
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#113
Re:Id Please 1 Year, 10 Months ago  
Please carry on posting - nice to see what is in Mozambique

A Charexes of sorts, will need to swot up on it though.

Cheers,
Justin
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#115
Re:Id Please 1 Year, 10 Months ago  
Charaxes achaemenes achaemenes.

Interesting observation... what are they doing there?

Cheers

Steve
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#120
Re:Id Please 1 Year, 10 Months ago  
Dying, I think! They are always very sluggish, as you can see, and easy to pick up and photograph in the hand. Its not just butterflies, either. Wasps, snout bugs, all sorts of beasts. The crabs feast! Thanks for the ID.
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