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Female Net Casting spider.
The female net casting spider has a larger abdomen than the male.
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Male Net Casting spider.
Top view of a male net casting spider.
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Photo 1 Female Net Casting spider. The female net casting spider has a larger abdomen than the male. |
Photo 2 Male Net Casting spider. Top view of a male net casting spider. |
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Photo 3 Adult Net Casting spider. She waits patently with her net ready to cast over anything that moves. |
Photo 4 Adult Net Casting spider. Side view of the spider with her net ready to cast. |
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Photo 5 Young male Net Casting spider. Close-up of a male spider with net ready for casting. |
Photo 6 Young male Net Casting spider. Side view of a young male casting his net. |
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Photo 7 Large Net Casting spider. This spider was the largest one I have seen and it measured just on 100mm (4 inches) overall. |
Photo 8 Adult Net Casting spider. Front view of an adult net casting spider. Shows the very large forward looking pair of eyes. |
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All photos on this page were taken using a Panasonic Lumix FZ20 and FZ50 digital camera. [ Back to main index page ] [ Back to spiders index page ] |