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Old 10-05-2010, 07:04 PM
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Default Large brook dun?

Just looked in on the other thread and presume this is the same beastie? I've never seen one before, i was sat on the bank and she(?) just appeared on my leg.

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Saw three airborne mays too

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Yep, I would say you got yourself a LBD there.

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Yep, I would say you got yourself a LBD there.

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I was going to suggest 'Late March Brown' as a possible alternative; but I don't have my books with me. I understand they are very close but a millimetre or two smaller. Underbelly pattern unclear.

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Here is one from the river Tees just last week.


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...one Large Brook Dun from Eastern Europe

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