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Are you afraid of a few extra legs?

pixelazy Of course I couldn’t skip an opportunity to snap a #spider photo in a crowd. We’ve seen these ladies all over #japan and according to google they are called joro spiders. This one had a leg-span of probably 8cm and a body as big as a soy bean. [read more...]

Sunday the 23rd of November, 2025, before dinner.
(adjusted 16 timezones ahead)

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Nearby | ↻ 1¾ years

pixelazy Even a little #spider needs a caffeine fix, I guess. This little guy was literally climbing the walls from the buzz. #macro #insect

Wednesday the 9th of October, 2024, in mid-morning.

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U of A Botanic Garden | ↻ 2 years

pixelazy I was trying to figure out what this little spider was because I either haven’t seen one of these in my backyard or I haven’t been looking close enough. Either way, the #botanicgarden once again proves the place for some #insect #macro #spider pics.

Wednesday the 17th of July, 2024, around lunch-ish.

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Backyard | ↻ 2 years

pixelazy Not sure what this little #insect is (some kind a #spider from the leg count) but she was on the raspberry bushes and posed for a half a second for a #macro before hopping into the shadows.

Saturday the 22nd of June, 2024, around lunch-ish.

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Backyard | ↻ 2¼ years

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pixelazy Bug-watching in the hammock on a Saturday afternoon paid off with a nice #spider #macro as she explored my garden box. #insect

Saturday the 25th of May, 2024, in the mid-afternoon.

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Backyard | ↻ 2¼ years

pixelazy The temperatures climbed up into the high 20s this afternoon which was nice enough to sit in the backyard and #spider watch. #insect #macro

Friday the 10th of May, 2024, in the mid-afternoon.

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River Valley | ↻ 2¼ years

pixelazy I decided to go for a long #walk today instead of a long bike ride and I wound up in the valley trails where #spring is showing signs of reappearance in the form of tree buds and various insects. #insect #spider #macro

Thursday the 25th of April, 2024, for elevensies.

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