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rjlittlefield
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 Posted: Mon Jun 30, 2008 4:57 pm Post subject: Spider on nettle |
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Just happened to see this little fellow stretched out along the stem of a nettle plant in Ayres Natural Bridge Park in Wyoming. Unfortunately I couldn't photograph it there because the nettle was in dark shade and the background was bright sun. But a little bit of "herding" got it moved to this more tractable spot.
I have no idea what kind of spider this is, sorry!
--Rik
Technical: Canon A710, 1/30 sec f/2.8. Total length including legs about 2 cm. |
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Ken Ramos
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Location: Western North Carolina
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Spider on nettle  that is a good spot for it too. You been talking to Sue? Spiders are croping up again  Good to see you are enjoying yourself though. 
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Ken Ramos
Rutherford Co., Western North Carolina
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rjlittlefield
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| Ken Ramos wrote: | | Good to see you are enjoying yourself though. |
Sure am! Chasin' spiders 'round nettle plants --- life just don't get no better'n that!
--Rik |
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