Thanks everybody - I loved your comments :) She was probably at least four inches long (from either ends of her legs), so it is hard not to feel sorry for him! Forever hopeful, lurking up there out of harm's way! He never gets any bigger and, unfortunately, is often eaten after he's had his way with her!! Luckily, they aren't a problem for humans - except that their webs are very, very sticky if you accidently walk into one. Cheers Rob
@annied Hi Annie - This is actually the first time I've managed to catch both of them - so it was pretty exciting. Thanks for your interest. Cheers Rob
Oh - Thank you so much Amy and Kate, I hadn't realised that - and it's great news. It's very exciting to see one of your own photos in that list - I'd always thought of that as a list of photos from real photographers... :) Thanks again Cheers Rob @amyk@k9photo
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