marine1
Honorary Master
Finally some rain in Cape Town and a friendly visitor![]()
Oh my ****ign **** thats all kinds of ****ed up !!!!
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Finally some rain in Cape Town and a friendly visitor![]()
Beaut of a rain spider!Finally some rain in Cape Town and a friendly visitor![]()
Beaut of a rain spider!
I always say just be thankful it's not one of these:
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..and of course aussies have it way worse... funnelweb... brown recluse...
That is STUNNING! There is quite a useful Saffer site called iSpot I found quite recently - which can also help with identification of some of these spiders.Snapped these pics when I saw the unique abdomen.
I called it an atlas spider due it looking like a globe ;D
Any ideas?
and this one? is it another button spider? tks.
they seem to come in a range of colours and patterns![]()
That's just some variant of a daddy long-legs by the look of it.
Looks like it is one carrying its eggs around.
Snapped these pics when I saw the unique abdomen.
I called it an atlas spider due it looking like a globe ;D
Any ideas?
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That's just some variant of a daddy long-legs by the look of it.
Snapped these pics when I saw the unique abdomen.
I called it an atlas spider due it looking like a globe ;D
Any ideas?
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Another brown button spider - Latrodectus Geometricus.
If you get to see underneath the abdomen, you should see an orange hourglass shaped marking - some don't have it.
Thank you! That is it indeed.
Relieved at the daddy long legsthe spotty colour was confusing but if they carry their eggs around, that's it.
tks
Other than a violin spider do you get any really poisonous spiders in SA ?