Outdoor Pics

[Brian S]

Thanks and yes my camera takes much better pics outside than inside so needless to say if I want a good pic of a spider then outside it goes (sometimes not very happily though LOL)

 

[Socrates]

Hey there Mr. Tratch-Maker (<--tarantula match maker)

Unbelievably beautiful pictures again. Thank you so much for sharing. :worship: :drool:

Got any "untold" stories with any of the pics?

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Wendy
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[Schlyne]

Great job Brian! Nice to see how your Iridoplema is doing... My iridoplema male went out for some lovin' a while back...I kinda miss it.

 

[Brian S]

Hey there Mr. Tratch-Maker (<--tarantula match maker)

Unbelievably beautiful pictures again. Thank you so much for sharing. :worship: :drool:

Got any "untold" stories with any of the pics?

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Wendy
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LOL, no everything went really smooth this time around. Just wait though, I will be taking my H maculata outside soon. Now that should prove "interesting" hehehe

 

[stonemantis]

Great pictures Brian. I especially like the ones where they're greeting the photographer with open legs and fangs showing. Very nice collection overall too.

 

[spydrhunter1]

Great pics Brian !!

 

[Brian S]

Had to rehouse this beauty today so I took it outside for pics when I did.

 

[stonemantis]

:drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool:

That is a beautiful sight to behold.

:drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool:

Now is that a bluefang? or an emerald? I'm guessing bluefang

 

[CedrikG]

Awesome Brian's, :worship:

 

[Brian S]

Thanks and yes its a Blue Fang

 

[Socrates]

Had to rehouse this beauty today so I took it outside for pics when I did.

Oh how I wish this one would have made a run for it. A run to Jersey that is, of course.

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Wendy
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[Brian S]

Acanthoscurria brockelhursti

 

[ErikH]

Wow! Absolutely beautiful! Great pictures.

 

[Brian S]

Brachypelma klaasi

Brachypelma auratum

 

[Brian S]

Saturday I went back to the glades to look around. This is prime tarantula real estate.

Wasnt long and I picked up a rock with a familiar site under it.

With a blade of grass I coaxed the spider out so I could get this pic

After the pic, the tarantula went back down its burrow...

And I replaced the rock

 

[Brian S]

Pamphobeteus sp (Equador) Type II