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Along Came a Spider and Sat Down Beside Her.....
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BuckSkin
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Tuesday_22-April-2025
Parson Spider (Herpyllus ecclesiasticus)
Well worth a read = CLICK HERE
Taken with my Canon S90 Pocket Camera
Parson Spider (Herpyllus ecclesiasticus)
Well worth a read = CLICK HERE
Taken with my Canon S90 Pocket Camera
BuckSkin
Gold Member
Monday_24-October-2022
Bold Jumper Spider (Phidippus audax) with Cricket Victim
This dude was on the South-side driveway gate.
He was very active and quite fast considering his load; but, thankfully, he was still there when I returned with a camera.
Notice the eyes; they have eight eyes and stereoscopic vision.
The orange spot and markings are a much bolder orange in person; I figure the flash may have washed out the coloring.
He is sort of cornered in the latch area of the gate.
As a size reference, the drilled hole is 3/8 and the chain slot is 5/16.
In these closeup lens views, the gate itself makes for an interesting subject, what with the MIG-welder spatter, rust, and flaking paint.
Like almost every gate on the place; this gate was built twenty-two years ago at H&S Gate, less than 3/4-mile from where she now hangs.
Bold Jumper Spider (Phidippus audax) with Cricket Victim
This dude was on the South-side driveway gate.
He was very active and quite fast considering his load; but, thankfully, he was still there when I returned with a camera.
Notice the eyes; they have eight eyes and stereoscopic vision.
The orange spot and markings are a much bolder orange in person; I figure the flash may have washed out the coloring.
He is sort of cornered in the latch area of the gate.
As a size reference, the drilled hole is 3/8 and the chain slot is 5/16.
In these closeup lens views, the gate itself makes for an interesting subject, what with the MIG-welder spatter, rust, and flaking paint.
Like almost every gate on the place; this gate was built twenty-two years ago at H&S Gate, less than 3/4-mile from where she now hangs.
BuckSkin
Gold Member
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