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Photography • Humor • posted on Jun 02, 2010

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Wolf spider Pardosa lugubris on a empty snail house. These spiders become five to seven millimeters largely. It's still raining very heavily! We have heavy rainfall warning! wish you a wonderful day!!!!! ....many thanks for the nice remarks and favorites on my previous photos! ***************PLEASE OPEN THE FULL-SIZED IMAGE WINDOW***************

Comments (43)

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giareg

4:29PM | Wed, 02 June 2010

Excellent macro!!!

alanwilliams

4:34PM | Wed, 02 June 2010

Great shot, what a monster

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Avros

4:36PM | Wed, 02 June 2010

Wow a baby Wolf spider. Here we have them up to 180mm's and they can be found anywhere. Great image.

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flavia49

4:39PM | Wed, 02 June 2010

wonderful macro!

lucindawind

4:42PM | Wed, 02 June 2010

ewww a spider .. .excellent shot !

BorisB

4:54PM | Wed, 02 June 2010

What an incredible combination!!

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MrsRatbag

5:01PM | Wed, 02 June 2010

Yes, we have really huge wolf spiders here too, and they're FAST! I had one race across my bedroom floor and I swear I could hear its feet. This is a wonderful capture!

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Faemike55

5:01PM | Wed, 02 June 2010

Great capture! We have heavy rains for the next few days as well!

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Chipka

5:40PM | Wed, 02 June 2010

Wolf spiders are so fascinating...and yes, as MrsRatbag pointed out, quite large. You can hear them running, when they're in the mood to run, and there's something surreal about wolf spiders, stomping around. They're beautiful spiders though, and I'll always find them fascinating! This is a marvelous shot, and I love the colors, especially of that light snail shell. Superb work!

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