Look what I found.....

[Mary]

Look what I found a dangling on my clothes line this morning, a little spid having his breakfast, when you look at them close up their markings are great, don't get toooooo close though:eek:

[Arachnophiles]

Hi Mary.....can't see the picture(s) :confused:

[Mary]

That better, anyone id the fly?:eusa_doh:

[Arachnophiles]

Great pics there Mary...getting the hang of yer cam look ;)

Have enough trouble trying to ID t's......am pants with true spiders (Some sort of 'Orb' perhaps? :confused: Ain't even gonna attempt the fly :eek:

[Mary]

Erm, Trev took that. I am treating myself to a new digital camcorder though for matings, also takes stills apparently.

[technoman]

yeah we get them in are garden and they live in big groups.looks like he has his hands full.

[Gigas]

spider is the common garden spider, i have many juv females setting up webs now, in the garden , ofcourse

[Arachnophiles]

Any ideas on scientific name?

Araneus diadematus ??

[Mary]

Ilove gardening, but not the spiders, all legs and you don't see 'em coming like a big burley T.:eek:

[Gigas]

Any ideas on scientific name?

Araneus diadematus ??
Yes thats what im rooting for Araneus diadematus

[Arachnophiles]

Was feeding the ones in our greenhouse last year with crix :D

[Theraphosidae]

yeah we get them in are garden.

Yep, I've noticed that too, say, you have one bush you will usually find 40+ (Visible!) living in very close quarters.

[technoman]

last summer i had well over 200 move into my jeep:eek:

[Mary]

Serves you right :eusa_clap: :eusa_clap:
Mary

[Theraphosidae]

last summer i had well over 200 move into my jeep:eek:

I think if that happened to me i would literally soil myself.