Inseminatie/apparatuur

[Jan van Welie]

Misschien dat je dit wel leuk vind.
http://www174.pair.com/birdland/Breeding/index.html

[Piet Jager]

Dag Beehameuph,

Artificial (Instrumental) Insemination

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