9 June, 2008:
As you will note in the first picture, she was hiding on
the underside of a pansy petal!
Minneapolis, MN area
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8 June,
2008:
Hi Glen! You have an awesome site. I've been lost for days now looking at all the amazing spider photos available. I wanted to send you this up-close photo of a Brown Recluse spider I took last month in Oklahoma. You can see the hair on it's legs!
Keep up the great work,
Neil
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4 May, 2008:
Hi Glen, just something to say hello with. One resting on a leaf
and one unlucky Crane fly, I think you can see the fright in his
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4 May, 2008:
Hi Glen,
This little female was toting around her offspring the other
night on the carport. She was nice enough to let me take a
few pictures. Feel free to use them if you want.
--Damy
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3 May, 2008:
Hi Glen,
Most Wolf Spiders are pretty, but this one was just
gorgeous, in my opinion. Something about his fur. He was
out and about on the carport the other night during a
thunderstorm. Feel free to use the pics if you want.
--Damy
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2 April, 2008:
Hi Glen,
I have attached a picture of a grass spider that was kind
enough to pose on my finger. I do not condone picking up
wild spiders, but I decided to get his picture while he was
being calm. Damy
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29 February, 2007:
Hi Glen, some photos of a Crab Spider I found in a
Frangipani flower in Jakarta. Possibly a Thomisus sp. I
based my guess on
this page:
Frank, Melbourne
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23 February, 2008:
Glen, You have an amazing site. It is obvious that much work
and passion has gone into it. I spent about 45 minutes looking at
pictures and studying colours and patterns on spiders on your site
and have yet to find a match for this little guy (or girl more
likely). I am in Tampa, Florida and this one is creating what
appears to be a pink coloured egg sack in the door jamb of my
Toyota. Its entire leg spread is just about the size of a quarter,
and it appears to have a surface wound on the upper right side of
the abdomen. I will use my better camera for some shots tomorrow,
if you would like some higher res. shots. These were taken with a
low quality, beater camera that I keep in the vehicle. I dare not
get too close to this one without knowing anything of it, or risking
hurting it, as it may demonstrate protective behaviour with regard
to the eggs. Would you please examine these pictures and give me an
expert opinion as to what it is to satisfy my curiosity?
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8 February,
2008:
Hi Glen, Last night was unseasonably warm here, and there were some
creatures stirring that are usually dormant in February. Two of them were under
my carport, so I thought I'd snap some pics. I think this was a male and female
Wolf spider. Feel free to use the pics if you want. -- Damy
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8 February,
2008:
Hi Glen, I know you already have lots of Steadota pictures,
but I thought I might send you these. This one kind of stood out
among the dull brown ones in my kitchen. Feel free to use the them
if you want. Damy
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14 January, 2008:
Here is a great picture of a green lynx spider I found in
my back yard. My kids named her Linda. Also I have included a
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Reply: This is a garden orb
weaver. Click for a larger view.
12 January,
2008:
I live in NE Florida and found this
spider living in the front of my house. It
only builds its web in the late evening and
is gone by the morning. I think it
hides in the soffet around my front porch.
It's about an inch to inch and a half long.
Any ideas as to what this might be?
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