painstaking weaving

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painstaking weaving sent on January 04, 2017 (10:25) by Vitosibilla. 3 comments, 96 views.

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1/1000 f/2.0 ISO 100 mano libera

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3 persons like it: PablyScarpy, Quellolà, Uccio 88

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PablyScarpy

sent on January 04, 2017 (10:39) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Aaraneus diadematus;)
If it is in a protected and easily accessible place to you, Tornaco often because if disturbed can achieve truly remarkable size ;-)

Vitosibilla

sent on January 04, 2017 (10:46) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you so much, I could not find her name ... I took it in the backyard, I never sleep more ...

PablyScarpy

sent on January 04, 2017 (11:28) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Are harmless, I've left several in the garden and have grown up happy and never give me trouble. Also if it is not destroyed their webs do not move from that place until the end of their lives, so it is very unlikely to find at home ;-)
In fact to be honest I have never found a Aaraneus at home, prefer external.

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