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| Query: argiope amoena | Result: 12th of 13 | |
spider pic
| Subject: | spider pic
| | Poster: | samantha morris (samanthamorris_2@msn.com)
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| Resolution: 1955x2305
File Size: 652388 Bytes
Date: 2004:11:26 02:11:35
Camera: E8700 (NIKON)
F number: f/2.8
Exposure: 10/2969 sec
Focal Length: 712/10
Upload Date: 2004:12:24 18:56:21
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Please can anyone identify this spider it was taken at Yangon airp[ort in Burma the web is strange as it has spring like fronds .
I would love to know what it is as we were standing very close to it before we noticed it above our heads lol..
Great site
Sam..
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| | Phoby |
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My best guess is the Far Eastern black-and-yellow garden spider - Argiope amoena (Koch, 1878), which is a kind of orb-weaver spiders.
Check out following URLs for more information.
http://www.animalpicturesarchive.com/list.php?sec=BASIC&qry=Argiope+amoena
http://www.google.com/search?q=Argiope+amoena
Hope this helps. |
| | Phoby |
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| Another possiblity is Multi-Coloured St Andrew's Cross Spider, Argiope versicolor (Doleschall, 1859). If your spider is about a quarter of an inch, Argiope versicolor may be right. Otherwise, if it is about an inch long, it might be an Argiope amoena. |
| | samantha |
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thanks you have helped a lot and thanks for the links i will go and look them up. thing is my spider looks like the Argiop group only it didnt have coulourful markings on it just brown. but im sure this is the group it belongs to
thanks
Sam.. |
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