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giant worm sent on November 21, 2014 (15:37) by Zio Luke. 4 comments, 2128 views.

at 45mm, 1/80 f/4.5, ISO 100, hand held.

il tarlo piu' grande che abbia mai visto! dietro si vede una moneta da 2 euro, misurava 7cm di lunghezza per 1.5 di larghezza...

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4 persons like it: Lorenzo Guerzoni, Marcon, Renato Urbano, Walter Bertolotti

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Pigi47

sent on November 22, 2014 (19:12)

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Non avevo mai visto una simile bestia, quindi ti ringrazio per avermi messo a conoscenza con questo documento.
Certo che una colonia di questi in poco tempo ti fanno cadere un tetto mangiandosi le travi.

I had never seen such a beast, so I thank you for putting me acquainted with this document.
Sure that a colony of them in a short time make you fall a roof eating up the beams.

Zio Luke

sent on November 22, 2014 (19:31)

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in effetti... anche se si trovano soprattutto sulle latifoglie vive o appena tagliate. I nostri tetti, essendo fatti quasi sempre da conifere, possono ritenesi salvi.
grazie del passaggio

In fact ... even if you are located mainly on deciduous lives or just cut off. Our roofing, being made mostly of conifers, can ritenesi saved.
with the passage

Walter Bertolotti

sent on March 25, 2015 (15:00)

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bello scatto di "E.T."....complimenti ;-)

beautiful shot of "ET" compliments ....;-)

Zio Luke

sent on April 13, 2015 (16:55)

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Grazie Walter! Sorriso

Thanks Walter! :-)

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