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Atlas moth pupae
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Hard at work in the Princess of Wales Conservatory
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Stunning colours of the pupae
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Pupae display kit - glue, ruler, wood, pupae
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Pupae arrive wrapped in cotton wool
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Glueing the pupae to a piece of wood
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The team working hard
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Glueing the pupae to a piece of wood
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Pupae in boxes
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Festival Manager Ann takes a look at the long awaited pupae
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Just flown the nest (well, cupboard)
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Beautiful greens
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A female Atlas moth gets attached to Phil
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These butterflies come from the smallest cocoons
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Enjoying a fruit snack
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This one got a bit clingy
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Working the camera
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Delicately balanced
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Hanging out in the Princess of Wales Conservatory
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Coming soon to the Princess of Wales Conservatory
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Coming soon to the Princess of Wales Conservatory
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Coming soon to the Princess of Wales Conservatory
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Out and about
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Hanging on
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Clinging to Phil
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It's hard to believe this butterfly comes from such a small cocoon
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This is what is used to become silk
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The pupae within the cocoon
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Sculpture of beetle pollinating Victoria Amazonica (Ross White)
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Sculpture of beetle pollinating Victoria Amazonica (Ross White)
