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Published: 2011-10-31 19:55:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 466; Favourites: 21; Downloads: 1
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This is the male spider having a go at the young ones which "his wife" deposited just outside my kitchen door moments ago.Thank you for commenting
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One night, I woke up to find a spider crawling on my duvet; I freaked out so hard, and I couldn't go near the bed for the rest of the night.
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I can quite imagine that
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I take it you're one of those crazy people who don't mind spiders?
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Not at all 
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Good, I was worried there for a sec'.
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Ach herrje, IΒ΄m glad spiders are mostly small-sized.
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:-D no gallery, but a poem on spiders.
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Spinnen sind einfach gruselig - diese Macroaufnahmen machen mir eine GΓ€nsehaut
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Dabei ist sie ja so klein
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Deine Macros sind ja wirklich sehenswert. 
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very nice photo
"Homo sapiens, the first truly free species, is about to decommission natural selection, the force that made us.... Soon we must look deep within ourselves and decide what we wish to become."
Edward O. Wilson
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I think these are 2 different spiders and the top one is likely killing the other one or it may be cannibalize
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No, no, the white substance is a cocoon containing tiny spiders which normally come out in spring. Here you will find a similar picture [link]
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did you see the tiny spiders did they look like this [link]
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I didn't see them this time, because the "father" opened the cocoon and killed and ate them. This happens sometimes. They were supposed to remain in this cocoon until Spring. However, I've seen tiny spiders before and they looked similar to those in your link
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It's only small - less than 2 cm
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