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Sep 28, 2007 08:09 |  #1

havent posted for a while heres a few spider shots!

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Sep 28, 2007 08:14 |  #2

that's a serious spider, kind of glad we don't get them here.


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Sep 28, 2007 08:18 as a reply to  @ racketman's post |  #3

that thing looks huges and geez the size of those fang in the second shot really show how big they are.

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Sep 28, 2007 08:22 |  #4

LordV's driver has switched vehicles?


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Sep 28, 2007 08:32 as a reply to  @ racketman's post |  #5

Now that's what you call a spider...

I'll have to show my missus this one. She made me put out 2 rather large spiders the other day. (3" leg-span) and she wouldn't let me get the camera out either. :(

I think she'd feint is one of these made an appearance.

Great capture.


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Sep 28, 2007 08:34 |  #6

Wow that is some spider.Great shots.


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Sep 28, 2007 08:55 |  #7

Excellent shots - that's a hellova a spider :)
Anyone notice the globular springtail in #3 having a free ride ?

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Sep 28, 2007 09:28 |  #8
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Yes Brian I did notice the springtail. :) :) If only they were that easy to find in real life...

Bryce - lovely shots of a magnificent specimen. Classic primitive spider, given the basic eye arrangement and Chelicerae. How big was it?

Toby, Bernie & Bill - spare a thought for the Sydney Funnelweb - now that's a *real* spider lol. Why does Australia have some of the deadliest creatures known to man???

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Sep 28, 2007 09:38 |  #9

A very strange looking spider here. It is definitely spider week on the forum. LOL!!


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Sep 28, 2007 10:47 |  #10

Hi Excellent shots, amazing spider glad, we dont get ones like that though
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Sep 28, 2007 12:39 |  #11

dpastern wrote in post #4025040 (external link)
Toby, Bernie & Bill - spare a thought for the Sydney Funnelweb - now that's a *real* spider lol. Why does Australia have some of the deadliest creatures known to man???

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because you have huge deserts and spiders need to be certain their bite will be final. What annoys me is that hot countries have all the flashiest looking insects - if I look at a page of bugs I can always guess the ones that aren't resident in the UK, yep the colorful/weird ones.


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Sep 28, 2007 18:11 |  #12

very nice shots of a very Large spider !! well done


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Sep 28, 2007 18:23 as a reply to  @ jaharris1001's post |  #13

Now that's a spider, great shots.


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Sep 28, 2007 20:45 |  #14

racketman wrote in post #4026100 (external link)
because you have huge deserts and spiders need to be certain their bite will be final. What annoys me is that hot countries have all the flashiest looking insects - if I look at a page of bugs I can always guess the ones that aren't resident in the UK, yep the colorful/weird ones.

And there all criminals:p the closest thing we have to that in nz is the tunnel (not funnel) web spider


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Sep 28, 2007 23:07 |  #15

thats one awesome looking spider, great shots :-)


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