Wednesday, July 6, 2005

Pretty insects + spiders


A little crabspider (Thomasidae)!
The female can change color over a period of 2-3 days to match the flower she lives in ;-)

Look what I've seen!
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6 comments:

  1. parima Shahin MoghaddamJuly 6, 2005 at 6:09 AM

    You have very strange world !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!and also interesting !

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  2. Patricia CampanaJuly 6, 2005 at 9:08 AM

    Where did you find this scary spider anyway?!!

    Don't know what it is with these things, but they always make me shiver all over ..
    Please convince me on how not to do that anymore ..

    love nature and all of its creatures
    ****

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  3. Hettie FunJuly 6, 2005 at 9:28 AM

    Because they are very useful,
    for example...
    spiders eat mosquito's!
    And for that only,
    they have to be adored

    ;-)

    H*

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  4. Dani BatzJuly 6, 2005 at 11:35 AM

    This perfectly white spider is only about 1cm and it lives in flowers (it eats all kinds of insects there) so not really scary at all ;-D

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  5. clarice lermanJuly 6, 2005 at 6:59 PM

    there's a lot of these kind of butterflies, where I live..
    bit I never saw the spiders...
    hmm--
    abt heaven's orkut..
    one reason..
    I'm vry buzzy in a new project..
    where I'll learn a lot of new things..
    and my english is vry bad to moderate heaven alone..
    and I talk a lot of bullshit, u know...
    but...it's a nice comunity...heaven...
    I can continue talking abt astrology..
    but heaven is more than astrology...

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  6. Patricia CampanaJuly 13, 2005 at 5:47 AM

    hey Dani,

    harstikke bedankt voor de handige tip ivm wenningstherapie voor mijn spinnenfobie!
    Heb al een uur lang naar een spinnendocu op NGC kunnen blijven zien, waw, dat is echt al een hele prestatie voor mij, geloof me !
    Zal je gouden raad zeker ter harte nemen ..
    weet je te vertellen als ik eroverheen ben .. !
    :-)

    wish me luck
    liefs
    ***

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