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Spiders & Insects of Southern California

No captive animals shown. Some smaller creatures may have been carefully handled to facilitate photography. Please help conserve and protect our wildlife!
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Dew on Spider Web
Dew on Spider Web		 Jerusalem Cricket
Jerusalem Cricket		 Giant Swallowtail
Giant Swallowtail		 Resting
Resting		 Orb Weaving Spider
Orb Weaving Spider
g3/63/705663/3/95529053.Ibz2gIHu.jpg Spider Beetles
Spider Beetles		 Tarantula Hawk
Tarantula Hawk		 Hiding
Hiding		 g5/63/705663/3/98813050.pmQ090Ya.jpg
Ready to Attack
Ready to Attack		 Just a June Bug
Just a June Bug		 Tarantula 02
Tarantula 02		 Tarantula 03
Tarantula 03		 Giant Swallowtail
Giant Swallowtail
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Michael Zurn 24-Feb-2012 16:11
This site is awesome it has been a great asset to me learning the wildlife of southern california I am a new Nature Preserve ranger at the old age of 61 and these collections of the local species is great THANK YOU so much... Ranger MIKE Colton Wildlands Conservancy Colton CA
Chas. Leon 02-Jul-2008 14:01
On Tuesday, 07/01/08 in the late afternoon as I entered my front door, I sensed something
tumbling down from the top of the door when I inserted my key. I looked down to catch a glimps of a big gray like spider seeking cover under the panels, I look down under the panel and destinctley saw a spider's backside about the size of a finger nail with long sturdy looking legs, the spider was gray in color and appeared to be about
2 1/2 inches in diameter. Venomous or not? I haven't seen it since but would like to know as we care for two small children.
Guest 13-Apr-2008 05:59
Nice start, keep it up.
Guest 26-Dec-2007 20:15
You are building up a great collection in these galleries. Really interesting to see some of the "lesser " species rather than just the trophy animals.
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