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Old 10-10-04, 01:31 PM   #1
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Spider identification??
Hey Just wanted to know what kind of spider this is..??

I've never seen this kind! I'm only posting one picture, but I do have others...

Thanks!!

(It was found in the Ottawa-region area thing... I carried it home on a leaf for about 15 minutes and it was a really windy day... It's been a while since that many cars slowed down to see what the heck I was doing)

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Old 10-10-04, 02:17 PM   #2
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woow i don't know any thing about spiders but that things cool looking. kinda looks like a tick
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Old 10-15-04, 02:01 PM   #3
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looks like some kinda orb-weaver...although i can't exactly tell you what specis or "kind" it is...
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Old 10-18-04, 07:57 PM   #4
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Yes that is an Orb-Weaver(sp?), there are many species, I dont even know them all..LOL.. I keep about 9 of them..I keep them cause my parents well not let me keep reptiles at the moment..but its all good.. I love all arachnids, reptiles, dont ask why. But yes that is a species of Orb-weaver.
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Old 10-18-04, 07:59 PM   #5
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looks like the kind i have around my house..
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Old 10-19-04, 07:17 AM   #6
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That's an Araneus species, probably diadematus (on the photo the spider is a bit lighter in colour than the average diadematus, but I've seen them almost white)
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