A wolf's reflection

A couple of shots two wolf spiders the were roaming around the house

Rick

Update, Just realised after confirming with my mate Mr Google that the male is on the left and the female is on the right

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/UoJf​cs

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warrick wrote in post #18349754
A couple of shots two wolf spiders the were roaming around the house

Rick

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/UoJf​cs Wolf Spider on a mirror by Rick Allen, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/UoJj​8d Wolf Spiders on a mirror by Rick Allen, on Flickr

Fantastic !!

That is just great.

Creepy!

Lovely captures.

Awesome result!

With most spiders, an easy way to tell male from female is the bulbous end to the pedipalps on the male (the pedipalps are the tiny "legs" right beside the fangs). This, and the usually smaller size to the males, is a way to tell the genders.

I love the detail exhibited in your pictures. Well done!

Grimscale wrote in post #18351455
With most spiders, an easy way to tell male from female is the bulbous end to the pedipalps on the male (the pedipalps are the tiny "legs" right beside the fangs). This, and the usually smaller size to the males, is a way to tell the genders.

I love the detail exhibited in your pictures. Well done!

Thanks for the info
I like to learn new things everyday, next time I catch a spider I will be looking to determine which sex it is

Rick

Nicely done, very Halloween looking shots.

Great shots.