Where in Finder is ipad backup file in mountain lion?

Please help.
I usually take a second backup of the ios device backups. Now missing, and can't find them in Finder. Please don't say in iTunes...unless, I am a total idiot and it somewhere shows the path.
Thanks,
Marc

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