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Chloropidae? male 'strech' and 'cleaning' exercises, Germany
Pristurus
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Posted on 09-07-2012 10:42
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found on 2012-07-07 in a forest clearing area near Marburg, central Germany. Regards, Ingo

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Looks like a male scent-marking. Do they do that?
 
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Typical male 'strech' and 'cleaning' exercises that are usually performed after mating.
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Paul Beuk wrote:
Typical male 'strech' and 'cleaning' exercises that are usually performed after mating.


Reminiscing Paul? WinkGrin
 
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No, information gained reading back your history. Pfft
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Who would have thought that Papyrus would have lasted this long and be still legible. Wink
But yeah, that's a great read. I like the bit about the one with the huge pair of ti
Continued on page 94
 
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Thanks for your correction of my wrong interpretation of this behaviour, mea culpa. I´ll change the misleading title of the thread. Regards, Ingo
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