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Evil Genius
 
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Smile Spiders

A Photo-shoot of mine playing with a macro lens during a garden spider hatch.............yeah there was more than 2 or 3............


Strawberry plant leaf and bloom for scale.












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Old 05-22-2013, 10:45 AM
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rusty..that is awesome and creepy all rolled into one neat package.


good pic!
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Here's one I shot in Belize, of Mama carrying all her young on her back.






She was bigger than a .50 cent piece.




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Ewwwwwww... My skin is crawling now. Cool pics though.
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Those are some really cool shots. More?
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The adult doesn't look like a typical Garden Spider, which are web-weavers. Maybe it's a Wolf Spider? Or maybe you discovered a new breed of spider. That would be awesome, Rusty.

It would freak people out if we post pictures of the giant house spiders in the Seattle area. Those things are huge and scary-looking, but gentle and harmless. I haven't seen one recently, though.

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Why did I open this thread, I HATE SPIDERS! (But I am very curious)

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