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Some spiders, all shot in the wild.
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Some spiders, all shot in the wild.
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Re: Some spiders, all shot in the wild.
Very nice series.
Are you having trouble with identifications?
Are you having trouble with identifications?
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Re: Some spiders, all shot in the wild.
Terrific pictures! The mating long jawed orb weavers is showing the moment of implantation of sperm.
I can start with some very general IDs
#1 is one of the nursery web/fishing spiders, Pisauridae.
#2 looks to be one of the "bowl and doily" spiders, Linyphiidae.
#3 is an "Argiope". I think this one is called the "wasp spider".
I can start with some very general IDs
#1 is one of the nursery web/fishing spiders, Pisauridae.
#2 looks to be one of the "bowl and doily" spiders, Linyphiidae.
#3 is an "Argiope". I think this one is called the "wasp spider".
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Re: Some spiders, all shot in the wild.
A most impressive array of spiders, presented in interesting and well-photographed variety.
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Re: Some spiders, all shot in the wild.
Well... yes and no. I have no trainign at all in enthomology or arachnology, but I do ask for IDs in a Facebook group and over time I've learned to recognize some of the more common local species.
Thank you.MarkSturtevant wrote: ↑Sat Mar 06, 2021 9:00 pmTerrific pictures! The mating long jawed orb weavers is showing the moment of implantation of sperm.
I can start with some very general IDs
#1 is one of the nursery web/fishing spiders, Pisauridae.
#2 looks to be one of the "bowl and doily" spiders, Linyphiidae.
#3 is an "Argiope". I think this one is called the "wasp spider".
Thank you.leonardturner wrote: ↑Sun Mar 07, 2021 4:03 amA most impressive array of spiders, presented in interesting and well-photographed variety.
Leonard
What makes photography such a strange invention is that its primary raw materials are light and time.