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    Default Wolf Spider - Pirata piraticus

    This spider is of the Wolf Spider family. I came across her whilst sorting through my bugs for a slide show
    Her you see she with a sac of eggs which she carries with her back legs.
    She can still run like the clappers whilst carrying the eggs. I had to runn after her to capture this photo.
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    What a great photo, Chocky !!!!!

    I'm glad that your big legs ran after her little legs, it's a nice shot. Mind you, I think that the common name is wrong, with a Latin name like that shouldn't it be the "Pirate Spider" ?

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    I know .Lol. I thought Piraticus? some one is going to think I made it up

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    ...well... I was wondering

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    Lol. I have a habit of putting icus on the end of things To make it sound latin we did with the name of one of our cats.

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    Well, since the americans seem to 'make-upirize' their own words I don't see why we can't make up new latin ones!

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    My cat's name was..Well it was John's cat and he called it Crockett (Miamy vice) No way was I having a snow white female cat called Crockett. So as she was white I called her Dilly Lilly and John decide it should be Latin as so Dilly Lilly became Dliilcus lillicus and Chocky My sSamese became Chollicus Lollicus.
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    sounds like it!!!!

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    I like it that way. I don't want to grow up

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