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Sep 12, 2007 22:31 |  #1

I don't normally find these black jumpers.

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Sep 13, 2007 06:34 |  #2

Imagine the shock when a bee enters the red flower.


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Good shots, I saw quite a number of these when I was living in Sydney, but never in a flower. They always seemed to prefer open broad leafed leaves like ferns etc.

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Sep 14, 2007 03:36 |  #4

racketman wrote in post #3920340 (external link)
Imagine the shock when a bee enters the red flower.

I waited for just this but the spider soon jumped out of the flower.

dpastern wrote in post #3920427 (external link)
Good shots, I saw quite a number of these when I was living in Sydney, but never in a flower. They always seemed to prefer open broad leafed leaves like ferns etc.

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Thanks Dave.


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