Outdoor Pics

[Brian S]

Here are my first outdoor pics of the year. Will have more as soon as the weather permits.

Poecilotheria striata

Pamphobeteus sp (Platyomma)

 

[Mike H.]

Outstanding bro !!

Regards, Mike :clap:

 

[Brian S]

Thanks Mike

 

[beano3k]

Thats awesome! I would be way too afraid to take my T's outside.

 

[Brian S]

If you have a big yard it isnt too bad. If mine were to decide to make a run for it they wouldnt have anywhere to go lol

 

[Flogger]

Great!
Nice to see outside tarantula pics

Myself will have to wait awhile considering we still have about 1m of snow here

 

[Socrates]

Great pics, Brian. :worship:

No adventures with any of them this time?

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Wendy
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[Brian S]

LOL Wendy!!! No adventures this time. They were both well behaved

 

[CedrikG]

Very nice picture of nice specimen my friend

 

[Jmadson13]

Very nice photos Brian, now lets see some of your scorps.

 

[Bearo]

Nice I'm not jealous of your weather at all :liar:

Great!
Nice to see outside tarantula pics

Myself will have to wait awhile considering we still have about 1m of snow here

I know what you mean... we havnt had this much snow for many years..:evil:

 

[jw73]

He, he. We have only 10-20 cm of snow in Poland. Spring is coming slowly.
Great idea Brian and great pics.

 

[Ecilious]

Interesting idea. Nice photos.

 

[MizM]

Nice to see you finally got out of the house!

That Pamphobeteus sp (Platyomma) looks HUGE! What is the legspan?

 

[Brian S]

That Pamphobeteus sp (Platyomma) looks HUGE! What is the legspan?

A whole 3-3 1/2 inches

 

[MizM]

A whole 3-3 1/2 inches

Great perspective then, it looks like a giant!! Well anyway hon, you KNOW women can't measure. All our lives men have been telling us that this --- is 6"!

 

[Brian S]

Theraphosa blondi

Megaphobema robustum

Brachypema auratum

 

[smellyocheese]

awww..... the flower with the auratum is so sweet!!! <3 <3 <#

 

[Spiderface]

really cool!!

 

[Ronj]

What is the reaction of the T's when taken outside? Do they freeze and just sit there or do they start to wonder around? I would love to take some outdoor pictures but am a little hesitant. It would be great to see an A. Avic in a tree, but I can't climb. It would be wonderful to see my OBT outside, but I can't run. I was thinking about putting up some kind of barrier just outside of view that would keep them confined to a small area and keep the local cats away.

Very Nice Pictures! Thanks for sharing!