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    These two were found at work.
    The top one is a bridge Spider the other a House spider.
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    Oooh. Ugh Great captures Well done

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    Thank you Chocky

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    Yes, i agree, great captures, must get my Macro lenses out of the box as well.
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    Thank you Rolf. It is good fun.

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    the bridge spider in particular is very good. you can see all its eyes. my wife would'nt like these shots though, she's petrified of spiders!!

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    Thank you very much for the comments. I must say I am not a big fan of spiders myself. My little daughter does like looking at the pictures of them.

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    It has 8 eyes doesn't it uhg. I still find them a fascination.

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    It does indeed. Like wise. Its just details you can't see with the naked eye.

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