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    That's cute!

  2. #2
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    Bruce Brown
    My Grow Area
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    Cattleyas & Slippers
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    As long as they are in that cage and no where near my orchids! LOL!

    I think they are cute too. My dad slices up apples and feeds them by hand. He has a 'wild' squirrel that comes down to the cage when he goes out to feed. The 'wild' squirrel barks at my dad until he leaves some food for him too.

    Thanks for looking!

    Cheers!
    Brutal_Dreamer

  3. #3
    My Grow Area
    Windowsill
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    Phalaenopsis/Cattleya species
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    May 2004
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    USA (MD)
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    That's cute! It has big eyes !

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