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July 1st 05, 06:59 AM
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"John Bachman" wrote in message ... Dragonflies work a particular route when feeding. Watch one sometime. He will fly in a big loop constantly covering the same airspace. They are the coolest insect (except maybe for bumblebees) and do not bite, sting or otherwise mess with humans. I like new zealand bull dog ants, they are bugs with a serious attitude problem. I especially like that they're in new zealand, and not in california.  -S 
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