They were crane flies (Tipula sp.) congrats to Steve and Ted! Lots of interesting things to say about crane flies, but…no time now!
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30 May 2008 at 2:47 pm
also congrats, guys. i heard about your engagement on facebook. i am really excited.
9 June 2008 at 10:41 pm
wow, i can’t believe i already commented an off-topic comment on this post.
so, i forget what jessica’s blog is called and would like to link to it on the pony s. problem.
i hope to send you all a gift but i don’t know what you want and you guys are classier than me, pretty much for sure. where are you registered?