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matty18714
The Count of Corniness
United Kingdom
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 Posted - 27/07/2009 : 17:22:32
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I found this today, after a quick google I have decided its female, though im not sure on what species it is.
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HannahB
The Corn Snake Moderator
United Kingdom
5491 Posts |
Posted - 27/07/2009 : 17:24:24
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ewww freaky freaky freaky!
lol
good pics tho  |
2.0 Normal Royal Pythons - Q and Little One
1.0 Chihauhaun Mountain Kingsnake - Simba
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BlueTongueDan
Sub Adult
United Kingdom
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hillzi
The Lost boy.
United Kingdom
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Posted - 27/07/2009 : 19:14:09
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Cool beetle Matty!!
Is it true theyr'e dying out in this country?
I wonder if you bred them would the lavae be good lizard food.. :P |
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Posted - 30/07/2009 : 17:31:17
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Love Beetles, often find them wandering around my house..
Nice shots Matty  |
Rat World, Frozen Rats/Multis/Gerbils/Mice
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2.3.0. Royals.1.2.0 Corns. RIP Sadie
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Posted - 30/07/2009 : 17:39:54
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| good find dude, we have some pretty cool wildlife here in the UK |
1.0.0 cash snow corn
0.0.3 koi carp
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Brookestar
Fully Grown Corn
United Kingdom
2361 Posts |
Posted - 30/07/2009 : 17:49:22
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| good shots matty |
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Kazerella
The Corn Snake Admin
United Kingdom
3093 Posts |
Posted - 30/07/2009 : 21:14:51
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Feed it to the frogs  |
 
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Kehhlyr
ǝʞɐɔ sǝʌoן
United Kingdom
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Posted - 30/07/2009 : 23:33:26
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That looks like it's only about the same size as the last bone in your finger, if it is, then it's probably a juvenile male.
The antlers look to big to be female, but the insect itself looks to small to be a full adult.
I'm not sure why people think these things are dying out, we get hundreds of the bloody things down here.
It's when you see them wrestling on the roof then falling down the gutter pipe that makes you laugh. scratch, scratch, rattle rattle scratch.
Maybe they are less common in some parts of the UK, compared to now, but last year for about 2-3 weeks we were catching about 6 or 7 a night. |
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BlueTongueDan
Sub Adult
United Kingdom
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Posted - 31/07/2009 : 00:02:09
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quote:
Originally posted by Kehhlyr
That looks like it's only about the same size as the last bone in your finger, if it is, then it's probably a juvenile male.
The antlers look to big to be female, but the insect itself looks to small to be a full adult.
I'm not sure why people think these things are dying out, we get hundreds of the bloody things down here.
It's when you see them wrestling on the roof then falling down the gutter pipe that makes you laugh. scratch, scratch, rattle rattle scratch.
Maybe they are less common in some parts of the UK, compared to now, but last year for about 2-3 weeks we were catching about 6 or 7 a night.
Interesting, I think ive come across one im my whole life, lol.
Do you know the best place to find them? Like under rocks or something  |
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Brookestar
Fully Grown Corn
United Kingdom
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Posted - 31/07/2009 : 12:05:58
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| never ever seen one |
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Kehhlyr
ǝʞɐɔ sǝʌoן
United Kingdom
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Posted - 31/07/2009 : 14:06:21
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They just seem to fly about, and land on roofs and near thick shrubs. That's where they've always been seen by me anyway.
Usually late evenings in the summer/autumn.
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Stag Beetle
