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Spooky skeleton in the pond!

 
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Well, an exoskeleton to be precise, and I suppose a crawfish/crawdad/mudbug/mountain lobster/yabby (or whatever YOU like to call it) isn’t all that scary!  But it is getting close to Halloween - perhaps this exoskeleton will be haunting you soon enough!
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“All good things are wild, and free.” Henry David Thoreau

 
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That is a big mud bug.  Wish I could catch 'em all this large.
 
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Oh shoot, we throw little lobsters like that back...
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Artie, post it here. There is a spooky category:

https://permies.com/t/124433/art/Permaculture-Photo-Challenge-October

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need some lemon butter
 
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At least it died in nature and not in a pot of boiling water!

Peace,

Mimi

 
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