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01-OCT-2016 Johnnie Rogers ARPS

Tube Web Spider (Segestria Florentina)

I have many of these around my shed and walls of my house. Fearsome looking and their fangs shine iridescent green in torchlight!
Originally a species of the Mediterranean region as far east as Georgia, it can now be found in several large British towns (for example Bristol, Newport.), where they were probably introduced via seaports at least since 1845.Its bite is reportedly quite painful. It has been compared to a "deep injection", and the pain can last for several hours.

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Nikon D7100 ,Tamron SP AF DI 90mm f/2.8 Macro
1/60s f/22.0 at 90.0mm iso400
Sigma EM-140 Ringflash. full exif


other sizes: small medium large original auto
Don17-May-2017 23:16
This guy does look fearsome viewed with such detail.
Ton T.17-May-2017 20:01
It's brilliant indeed! V
Robbie D7001-Oct-2016 16:15
Brilliant work John.
I tried a few spider shots last week and took over 100.
They are all rubbish.
This is amazing.
I will dump the lot of mine no point in keeping any.
chris morton01-Oct-2016 14:32
grisly detail
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