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bajagrouper
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mystery spider
Hola, I am trying to identify this spider, I blew up the picture,the spider was only 3/4's of an inch from leg to leg tip...thanks in advance...
http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c242/bajadude/spider-spide...
[Edited on 10-30-2006 by bajagrouper]
I hear the whales song
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DENNIS
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Oh yeah --- That's the Invisible Baja Blood Sucker. They're everywhere.
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FARASHA
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they are absolutely harmless, only to be seen when on withdrawal  
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Don Alley
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The mystery spider cannot log in.
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FARASHA
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OR maybe it has been LOGGED OUT
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Skipjack Joe
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size of picture
Bajagrouper, you need to get your spider picture down to 50K bytes or less. Otherwise it won't post on this website.
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bajagrouper
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ha ha ha LOL, ok i'm not as computer savvy as I should be but I will try again, click the link and tell me what you think...
[Edited on 11-2-2006 by BajaNomad]
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Paula
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He's kinda cute and Christmas-y looking. Where can we get a box of them for the holidays?
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Don Alley
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Wow, that pic was really worth waiting for. What an awesome spider! Good shot!
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FARASHA
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 never seen this one before, definately a BEAUTY. LETS SEE if someone comes up
with anything. Will try to search in the Net now - VERY INTERESTING !
Anyway - thanks for the puzzle and the entertainment while we have been waiting for the Pic
A great Pic !!!
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Von
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oh yeah Ive seen this kind of spider, its called the< long bowlegged willy
spyde>
READY SET.....................
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bajaandy
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I forwarded the spider pic to the county entomologist who in turn forwarded it to the spider entomologist at the Natural History Museum.
subvert the dominant paradigm
"If you travel with a man, you must either fall out with him or make him your good friend."
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Bajalero
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My guess would be a crab spider of some sort .
Nice pic, grouper, wher did you take it?
lero
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FARASHA
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I have been browsing the net for the last 3 hours, couldn't find it. So lets see if the experts are doing better!!
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bajagrouper
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Hola, I spotted this guy in the town of Rincon de Guayabitos,Nayarit...across the gulf form most of you guys, I was experimenting with my new camera
with the macro lens, remember this spider is less than an inch across, it blew me away when I enlarged the photo to see the colors and detail...
thanks,rick
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Bruce R Leech
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it is a really good photo
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Bruce R Leech
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where is bugdude when you need him?
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Neal Johns
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I know the answer!
I have seen this many times: It is Marian when I bring one of my WiW's around! The green face tipped me off.
Great photo, Bajagrouper.
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Never let a Dragon pass by without pulling its tail!
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Taco de Baja
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Did not see it here at Spidezrule.con, but it probably is someplace. I did not look too long....
Enough spiders there to give even spider lovers the willies
Looks like the pic could be posted on this site for ID too
I agree iwith bajalero, it looks like a crab spider, or maybe a jumping spide or some kind.....
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Wiles
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People who study insects are called entomologists.
People who study spiders are called araneologists.
Spiders are not insects, they are arthropods.
Other arthropods you are familiar with are:
......scorpions, lobsters and crabs to name a few....
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