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micrommata virescensAndalusia, Spain.
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TheFunnySpider [2014-09-10 00:00:08 +0000 UTC]
Such a beautiful gril.
BTW is this a huntsman spider?
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DavidVeevers In reply to TheFunnySpider [2014-09-14 16:40:56 +0000 UTC]
Hi Betty
Β Thanks for the faves and comments
The green spider is Micrommata ligurina, yes it is a species of huntsman spider they are such a pretty shade of green, the first time I saw one I was rely surprised! The wolf spider is, Lycosa hispanica it was known as Lycosa tarantula. She was really amazing the females can reach 4 cm in body length excluding the legs. I was surprised to fined her out in the day as they are most active at night, There are a lot of spider hunting wasps about some specilise in wolf spiders! ( davidveevers.deviantart.com/arβ¦)
Both spider are quite commen here, though this year I have mainly been taking pics of jumping spiders and ant mimicing spiders, they are so cool. I hope to put them up on DA soon but have very limited intertnet accses at the moment.
You have many lovely pictures in your gallerys keep up the great work!
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TheFunnySpider In reply to DavidVeevers [2014-09-14 21:03:40 +0000 UTC]
You are most welcome and thank you for your kind words
And you are such a lucky one for having all these wonderful spiders over there.
I wish we had awesome spiders like this here, but sadly the biggest one is the Dolomedes Fimbriatus
and Tegenaria atrica. Sure they are wonderful and all, but i wish we had huntsman spiders and even
some Tarantulas over here as well...
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