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| sent on November 15, 2023 (13:24) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
This crusader spider (?) has two advantages: it can reach considerable dimensions and it stays still like a rock for a long time. Or maybe I got it all wrong :-D
Questo ragnetto crociato (?) ha due pregi: può raggiungere dimensioni ragguardevoli e sta fermo come una roccia per molto tempo. O forse ho sbagliato tutto io 
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| sent on November 15, 2023 (14:44) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
That's it, isn't it?
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Hanging outside the front door, in the countryside they proliferate by the dozens, and some of them are huge :-o
Like with a belly the size of a 1 euro coin, and they only move when the prey has ended up in the web. For the rest, even in the hottest hours, they move only if the wind moves them. :-D E' questo, no?
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Appesi all'esterno dell'antiporta d'ingresso, in campagna proliferano a dozzine e alcuni sono enormi 
Tipo con una panza grande come una moneta da 1 euro, e si muovono solo quando la preda è finita nella ragnatela. Per il resto, anche nelle ore caldissime, si muovono solo se il vento li muove..
E' un piacere fare fs con i più piccoli.
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| sent on November 15, 2023 (17:59) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
“ That's it, isn't it? „ The abdomen is barely visible but I would say yes. The family is the same, but this one was smaller than a crusader. Without seeing the abdomenial pattern well, I'm not sure, but I'd lean towards Agalenatea redii.
" E' questo, no? " L'addome si vede appena ma direi di sì. La famiglia è la stessa ma quest'altro era più piccolo di un crociatone. Senza vedere bene il pattern addomoniale non sono sicurissimo ma propenderei per Agalenatea redii.
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(anche se in questi ultimi due giorni mi sembra di essere saltato di nuovo in un'altra stagione