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10-11-2011, 10:24 AM
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| | | spider ID Can anyone help without a pic. We have a tree stump at the back of the garden under some small pine trees. There are 3 rather large (about the size of a small finger nail) bright red shiny eggs shaped like droplets attached to the stump. | 
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| | | Re: spider ID They could be fungi?
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