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Outhouse Dweller

By Paul_Iddon  
Female spider, Tegenaria gigantica, one of three living in the outhouse/shed at the moment.

Tags: Macro Spider Close-up and macro Arachnid Outhouse Canon eos 550d Paul Iddon Canon EF 100mm Tegenaria gigantica

Voters: phonocar, michaelo, cptdaniel and 4 more


Uploaded:
11 Nov 2012 12:53PM
Camera:
Canon EOS 550D (Rebel T2i)
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Lens:
EF100mm F/2.8 Macro USM
Shutter Speed:
1/60s
Aperture:
f/6.7
ISO:
100
Focal Length:
100.0 mm
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Comments


michaelo Plus
11 11 1 United Kingdom
11 Nov 2012 2:26PM
stunning beauty of a spider,is it dangerous? what exactly is it?

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Paul_Iddon 11 56 England
11 Nov 2012 2:33PM
No, it is not dangerous. None of the British spiders can do humans any harm. It's just a good sized common house spider, measuring about an inch or so from nose to tail, though the leg span is much greater.
Chinga Plus
7 3 1 United Kingdom
11 Nov 2012 2:56PM
Horribly good shot! Grin
IB
hobbo Plus
7 1.2k 2 England
11 Nov 2012 3:30PM
Just wonderful.

Back in the 1940s my old Irish step granny taught us the following...


If you want to live and thrive
let a spider run alive.

The old folk knew that spiders ate disease ridden flies and mosquitoes.

Hobbo
MandyG 6 2 England
11 Nov 2012 6:58PM
Brilliant, and I suppose beautiful, but I would still have run screaming from it!
Mandy

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