A beautiful spider crab , I think:
Camera Model: Canon EOS 350D DIGITAL
Exposure time [s]: 1/200
F-Number: 8.0
ISO speed ratings: 400
Date taken: 2005:11:05 11:38:41
Exposure bias value: 0
Flash: Flash
Focal length [mm]: 100.
Picture taken in the hedge ...
As always, I would be very grateful if someone identifies the species ... Regards.
Tags: Spiders , crabs , Mount two wells , hedge
Very good eldruida, and are beginning to come out, bit by bit.
Greetings.
To me is that you leave me speechless with what you know of these animals that normally the rest of us commonly we call "bugs" and we put one foot on top because we are "very disgusting". I promise that from now on I will see with different eyes, that if the spider is going to cost me a bit but I'll try
Good job!
The angle is not the best to identify it, but I bet it is a snack Synema globosum (Fabricius, 1775). The 'belly' has a very distinctive black design and the background varies from white to red through all shades of yellow and orange. Due to the design of their opisthosoma in some places call it "spider Napoleon." Greetings.