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Identify This Spider?


Greenside

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I never had a phobia about spiders in fact I quite liked them....till I got bitten by one in Sumatra... dont know the type or species but it caused me great discomfort.... while the bite was painful and inflamed the worst was that the clinic had to cut it open as its eggs had hatched under the skin and were consuming tissue at an alarming rate...

seems the little ones have quite a reputation in Indonesia

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Is very common in the forests, specialy at humid areas. It looks like a black and yellow argiope, an argiope species anyway.

Although big enough to deliver a bite, these spiders are not poisonous or aggressive.

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We seem to have loads of them around the place.

Must be right time of year or something....even started giving them names...dear dear ..

Unfortunately there seems to be rather more scorpions than usual....wee buggers...ouch

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It was obliging enough to finish its meal and hang around until this morning so I got down in the dirt to take a picture from the other side.

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Maybe Daoyai can pin down the exact make now - it does look rather like the Banded Argiope a poster suggested above.

Happy New Year to you all, by the way.

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