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13-10-2011, 09:34 PM
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| | | Re: A few spiders for ID please. Quote:
Originally Posted by sebastianbawn The first pic was difficult, I had no idea. It was only the 2nd pic that it all became clear. The first image appeared extremely pink!!  | Yes, not just pink but lumpy. I think the lesson is always go for the most common solution. Indications of size and habitat help.
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| | | Re: A few spiders for ID please. Ah well, a little excitement for a few minutes! Thanks all.
The little black spider was only about 3mm body size, crawling up sweet pea.
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