Kruggar
Arachnobaron
- Joined
- Mar 7, 2010
- Messages
- 369
Hey everyone, I had a busy day today walking around the many trails and fields inside the Oakville (Ont, Can) city limits. I'd say that it was fairly suggessful despite the 3 people that were going to join me ending up with various alements :barf:. Hope you enjoy my shots! also any help with species identification of the spiders would be awesome!
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field where the bughunting started:
leafbug(?) in the net
Unknown jumpers, each set is the same spider:
1
2
3
the gravid (or fat) one in the bottom left is a different spider (and spp.?)
4
5
6
Found a large spider eggsac under an old political sign its about 1 cm in diameter, so probably from a larger spider...
from here into the woods, found another Dolomedes Tenebrosus, this one had an eggsac but got away from me...
These Damselflies were everywhere today! saw so many!
Worked my way out to the river:
along the river's edge these spiders were under every big stone that was touched! i was surprised how wet they seemed to like it:
7
7
smaller one with a sac:
9
9
Finally victory! found about a dozen Mourning Cloak caterpillars, brought them back with plenty of willow to keep em munching
Thats it, thanks a million!
Kruggar
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field where the bughunting started:
leafbug(?) in the net
Unknown jumpers, each set is the same spider:
1
2
3
the gravid (or fat) one in the bottom left is a different spider (and spp.?)
4
5
6
Found a large spider eggsac under an old political sign its about 1 cm in diameter, so probably from a larger spider...
from here into the woods, found another Dolomedes Tenebrosus, this one had an eggsac but got away from me...
These Damselflies were everywhere today! saw so many!
Worked my way out to the river:
along the river's edge these spiders were under every big stone that was touched! i was surprised how wet they seemed to like it:
7
7
smaller one with a sac:
9
9
Finally victory! found about a dozen Mourning Cloak caterpillars, brought them back with plenty of willow to keep em munching
Thats it, thanks a million!
Kruggar