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Nursery Web Spider Pisaura mirabilis, May 2018, local field margin, Staffordshire, England. © Pete Hillman
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For some reason the bigger spiders here have not been around. Usually they are everywhere in the swamps.
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A gentle name for a rather fierce looking spider. Excellent detail Pete!
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Than you, Belinda 🙂
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Intimidating but handsome. 🙂
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Thank you, Jane 🙂
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Spiders – especially such ‘fleshy’ ones – are very attractive in their own way. I enjoy looking at their delicate patterns and colouring.
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I agree, Anne. They do have lovely markings and colouring.
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Back in Staffordshire and Pete’s fantastic macro images, specializing in Spiders!!😁 😁
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🙂 Thank you very much, Anita 🙂
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Oh my! Hopefully they don’t actually appear in nurseries and make their webs.
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No, lol! 🙂 They are very nurturing towards their young, that is where they get their name from 🙂
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Shudder!
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