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13-10-2008, 9:30 PM
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Greedy Spider
I know spiders have been done to death recently but when i saw what he was having for dinner i had to share. Doubt he will though
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Straight out of the camera.
As usual any and all comments welcomed
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Re: Greedy Spider
Great capture. The lighting brought out the texture in the leaf well too  . Looks like a garden spider munching on some sort of pupa. Any idea what?
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13-10-2008, 9:47 PM
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Re: Greedy Spider
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Great capture. The lighting brought out the texture in the leaf well too  . Looks like a garden spider munching on some sort of pupa. Any idea what?
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Not too sure what he`s got but it was a least an inch and a bit long  There was a fair bit of web damage and some moth type powder (what ever its called) around and about.
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Re: Greedy Spider
Great capture!! that should keep him? her? it? quiet for abit.
Lovely detail, good work
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Should keep her going for a while then!
I had a look in the insect book I've got - Collins Field Guide - not very forthcoming!
Moth or butterfly is as close as I can get for an i.d.
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Re: Greedy Spider
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Should keep her going for a while then!
I had a look in the insect book I've got - Collins Field Guide - not very forthcoming!
Moth or butterfly is as close as I can get for an i.d. 
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We do get quite a few of the light brownish conical bodied moths about. The fury ones, if that helps
Thanks for looking though mate
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Nice shot Paul
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Lighting is lovely on this and the capture of the spider and it's lunch is perfect. Like this one a lot
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Excellent shot
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 and pretty cool at the same time for the bug snappers
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BEFORE TOO LONG. Got a load of the False Widows in my garden & some in the Conservatory with me.
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