-
-
Dead, inside the laundry.
-
Huge spider, up a pine tree. Approx 8cm wide (including legs). Boyfriend brought it home for me (all the way from Wellington to Auckland) so I can't release it. Keen to know what this big fulla is and what he eats (otherwise it may have to be a trip to the freezer, unless someone in wellington is able to release him for me).
-
Rather dead.
-
Rather dead.
-
Rather dead.
-
Rather dead.
-
-
-
-
-
Have seen a few of these around, quite common, never known what they are...
-
Have seen a few of these around, quite common, never known what they are...
-
Porrhothele antipodiana? Tunnelweb spiders are quite common in the dunes at Ocean Beach, in spite of the xeric conditions.
-
under log in Ocean Beach Dunes
-
Tunnelwebs are very common in the dunes at Rangaiika this year.
-
Rather dead spider, probably not a wasp paralyzed one as they don't usually curl up their legs. (first 2 photo focus stacked in-camera)
-
Rather dead spider, probably not a wasp paralyzed one as they don't usually curl up their legs. (first 2 photo focus stacked in-camera)
-
Rather dead spider, probably not a wasp paralyzed one as they don't usually curl up their legs. (first 2 photo focus stacked in-camera)
-
Rather dead spider, probably not a wasp paralyzed one as they don't usually curl up their legs. (first 2 photo focus stacked in-camera)
-
Rather dead spider, probably not a wasp paralyzed one as they don't usually curl up their legs. (first 2 photo focus stacked in-camera)
-
-
-
