Spiders

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[Bill W]

5 hours ago, sandrewn said:

 

 

Hey, who gave that spider permission to use my name? 

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(warning, repeat)

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[Bill W]

1 hour ago, sandrewn said:

 

 

Ate up all our guys?  Must have been a female spider then, since it focused on the males. 

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Woodlouse Spider

 

 

[Bill W]

33 minutes ago, sandrewn said:

 

 

 

Woodlouse Spider

Is this a cyclops spider?  I only see one eye.  

[TalonRider]

I see Six eyes in a circle around what looks like some hairs. 

[Bill W]

1 hour ago, TalonRider said:

I see Six eyes in a circle around what looks like some hairs. 

Then you have better eyes than I do.  🤪

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Araignée-miroir

 

 

[Bill W]

25 minutes ago, sandrewn said:

 

Araignée-miroir

That spider tried a few times to get around the mirror so it could have a good fight with the other spider, but it didn't work. 🤪 

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Wolf spider with young

 

 

[Bill W]

1 hour ago, sandrewn said:

 

 

 

Wolf spider with young

Now that's a close family!  😁  I hope the siblings all get along, because mama would have a tough time breaking up any squabbles.  My question is, what's that under mama spider.  Is it to help her support the weight of all her children on her back?  Or is there another reason for it?

[TalonRider]

In my opinion, it looks like the egg sack the babies were in. 

[Bill W]

2 hours ago, TalonRider said:

In my opinion, it looks like the egg sack the babies were in. 

I've seen egg sac with other spiders before, and they usually appear more fragile than that object, seeing it's made out of webbing, so I assumed that was something else. 

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What type of spider is this sweet thing?  This beautiful lady is a Hacklemesh Spider! Looks like her egg sac just hatched!

 

 

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The flower crab spider, or misumena, appears throughout the United States. Its special characteristic is that it can change its color from white to yellow.

 

 

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