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  1. 11th November 2008, 06:09 AM #1
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    Default Spidey - St Andrews Cross

    Took this a while back when I saw her on a tarp.

    Focus was on the head and aperture was set at f11 but I was pretty close.

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    This is a 100% crop of the above photo. I think I should have used a tripod and f22!!!

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    Excellent shot mate
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    Is she coming to xmas dinner?
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    Just went and looked for her as I put her in a bush after I took her off the tarp.

    This is an underneath shot of her waiting for dinner to arrive.


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    And this is a crop.


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    Thanks for the comments fenderbelly and tea lady.
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    Great pic. Aren't the zigzags interesting. I guess they support her weight better. the spiders are going bananananas around here to, but I haven't seen any that pretty. I rescued HWMBO yesterday. A huntsman was directly over his side of the bed.
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    They are absolutely fantastic

    Well done
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    Thanks WoodJunky.

    Found this site on Australia's spiders - very interesting.

    http://www.xs4all.nl/~ednieuw/australian/Spidaus.html
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    That is a very interesting site,

    good find
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