Small is …er… Beautiful

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1. RobinL

   21 Aug 2009

   Great shots.

2. dragonmmc1

   21 Aug 2009

   u must have an interesting garden 🙂

3. gdare

   21 Aug 2009

   Poor frog was lost 😆

4. Ukwildlife

   21 Aug 2009

   Great angle on the frog, well composed.

   I love the spider too, but its tricked you by being ion the garden, as its a house spider 🙂

5. Words

   21 Aug 2009

   James, we keep the garden friendly for wildlife, but nearly every garden has spiders :bug:

6. Words

   21 Aug 2009

   Neil, the frog was perfectly placed on a step. I tried a few different angles. House spiders get short shrift if spotted and end up back outside quicker than you can say Arachnophobia!

7. Words

   21 Aug 2009

   Robin, thanks!

8. Words

   21 Aug 2009

   Darko, it's nice to see them out of the pond, but quite dangerous for them with all the foxes and cats.

9. SittingFox

   21 Aug 2009

   Presumably there were house spiders before there were houses :whistle: Great shots! That is a big spider – comparable to the one that came into our computer room a few nights ago :bug:

10. Flying Red Fox Blog

    21 Aug 2009

    Very nice photo of the Frog, good thing he didnt Hop it before you snapped it 😆

11. Words

    21 Aug 2009

    Mark thanks. The frog was very well behaved. There was a smaller one around as well, but that one hopped it quite quickly.

12. Words

    21 Aug 2009

    Adele, it's the first time I've been stopped from what I'm looking at in the garden by a spider 'scampering' across the ground. It was big! :bug: It must be a mansion spider, if size is anything to go by.

13. dragonmmc1

    21 Aug 2009

    are those spiders common where you live?

14. Words

    21 Aug 2009

    James, oh yes. We get lots of them, usually inside the house. They don't do any harm but can have a leg span of up to about 3 inches. :bug:

15. dragonmmc1

    21 Aug 2009

    wow that is big, i would love to see one of those one day :yes:

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