Giant House Spider by durleybeachbum
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One of my most favourite creatures.
Tegenaria gigantea aka Eratigena atrica, exposed when I was clearing my derelict bunker.
I don't know why it was suddenly reclassified with an anagram of its original name!
Well worth a zoom if you share my love of these gorgeous animals.
Comments (17)
Great Capture,
huge !!
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Great in zoom, handsome hairy legged fella.
Beautiful creature
Very nice
you sure got a great capture of the markings
Very nice capture Andrea.
Wonderful pic. Andrea !
Looks like you disturbed this long legged hairy spidy from his resting spot !
What very long legs it has, and a fantastic recording of your house-friend, Andrea. As I don't know what you mean by a derelict bunker. Hehe, we don't have any bunker.
This spider looks quite huge. Excellent shot, fantastic details! A few days ago I saw a spider in my cellar, approximately 10 centimetres long and totally black.
A fine shot.I like the pattern on its back.
The largest in Europe and second only to the Sun spider in speed. A fascinating creature although, perhaps, not in the kitchen.
Love this. I used to go out and collect the large grass spiders we had in the yard. Then we ended up with a beautiful tarantula. Spiders are wonderful.
Une favorite dans votre lit ! A favorite in your bed !
Yikes! I walked into my bathroom last week and when I switched on the light and turned around there was a giant one sitting on the edge of my tub grinning at me. It was about 4 inches from toe to toe; I swear I could hear it breathing. I got a tupperware container and a piece of card and convinced it to board the relocation express, and set it outside to find a new spot to live. Great detail in this portrait of your denizen!
Excellent details in this image!