I posted previously trying to identify a spider that have grown and reproduced so much as I have to kill about 4-5 a week now. Anyways, in my previous thread the spider was never completely identified due to the picture not being clear enough on his back. Me still being curious about what it is, here I am posting again with a new spider, largest I've found yet, for you to try to identify
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The picture is as clear as I could get it, I took about 15 shots of the same angle and this was the clearest... I just didn't have enough light to be able to adjust the shutter rate much faster without darkening the picture.
For anyone curious, I used my G3 with a +4 macro lense to take this... the spider itself was about as big as a half dollar coin.
And here's the Spider! Oh and my location is Southern California.
[Edit] Going to let this thread die, since my picture still isn't clear enough. Will post again when I can get a perfectly clear image of one... [/Edit]
The picture is as clear as I could get it, I took about 15 shots of the same angle and this was the clearest... I just didn't have enough light to be able to adjust the shutter rate much faster without darkening the picture.
For anyone curious, I used my G3 with a +4 macro lense to take this... the spider itself was about as big as a half dollar coin.
And here's the Spider! Oh and my location is Southern California.
[Edit] Going to let this thread die, since my picture still isn't clear enough. Will post again when I can get a perfectly clear image of one... [/Edit]
