Spotted in York, needs ID

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  1. capney

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    Spotted?
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    It's the Lesser Spotted Ladybird-Owl :hehe: :D
     
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    Hi Its my long lost cousin Spotted Dick:lollol:What an (Owler):hehe: We had heard that he had Branched out:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
     
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    :lollol: You've seen them too then Blackthorn..... :rotfl: Of course Woo, my apologies :dh: I should have realised..!!! Robert..!!! :rotfl:
     
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    Your cousin looks a right too-wit, Woo :lollol:
     
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    :rotfl::rotfl: You guys crack me up:rotfl::rotfl:
    Pass the tissues...
     
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    "Spotted Dick" :rotfl:
     
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    I thought it was the Lacanuckie Bird.
     
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