Surveying the damage by durleybeachbum
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Today was hot enough for me to open my humungous garden brolly and disturb this lady.
I don't have an ID for her yet.
Comments (26)
Brrrrr nice lady! great shot!!!!!!
a kind of this ? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steatoda
Common Head Louse? No, only joking, Super find!
Excellent shot!
Great macro!
I bet she wasn't too pleased with you Andrea.
i dont know, try looking on the web
Great capture
I bet she has her own web site! Great capture
A nice tight shot of this tiny arachnid whatever kind it may be.
You disturbed the composure of this tiny innocuous creature? Surely, there must be some way of making amends. In any case, sterling clarity and texture in this macro.
A lovely photo and you want to stay on her good side!
And here she thought she'd found a stable home at last; life can be so cruel. Wonderful shot, Andrea!
Just when you've finished setting up housekeeping, along comes the landlady and wants you to move. Nice and sharp, probably like her fangs. She doesn't look very benign.
lol looks bad to me. cool shot
What? She was carrying no identification? Nice shot!
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Hope she finds a better place to nest her little ones :)
haha..coooooooll !!!
She looks like a black widow if so stay away she has a bad bite that can result in loss of limbs great shot of her.
Brrrr, I get creeps! Nice shot.
Hope she didn't catch too much sun!!! Dull here today :o(
What a find :)
Oh poor thing, to be disturbed like this in one's own house! Nice shot Andrea.
It looks like her purse was torn! How sad! Gorgeous shot, however, and she doesn't seen too disturbed as her legs are still in the "at rest" position. Whatever the species, it's a handsome one. The shape makes me think of the common house spiders that dwell...in houses, but the color and web location is something totally different. And I love the nice, green fabric of your sun umbrella.
Great macro.