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Re: Insect or Invertebrates Identification

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Mel wrote:
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This one came out in the dark as well, but lingered around during daylight as well. 0*\

Both at Matyholweni Camp, Addo.

Wall crab spider in family Selenopidae, they are elegant creatures O:V


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Mel wrote:Pressie for you Toko O0


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Both at Matyholweni Camp, Addo.
Female Rain spider Palystes superciliosus :-0 :-0


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The rain spider is biggish :shock:

Both very interesting \O Where is Nan? O** =O:


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Re: Insect or Invertebrates Identification

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The rainspider was really huge... at least for my taste... like my hand (including the legs, that is) O-/

But "rainspider" explains why it would always sit in the shower. ..0..

Not sure about the elegance of a wall crab spider lol


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Mel, you must have noticed that Toko has strange tastes in certain fields O** lol


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Toko wrote:
Mel wrote:
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This one came out in the dark as well, but lingered around during daylight as well. 0*\

Both at Matyholweni Camp, Addo.

Wall crab spider in family Selenopidae, they are elegant creatures O:V
A male spider , evident by the large palps ( boxing gloves ) \O


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Can anyone help with an ID for this moth (or at least I think it's a moth)? It was spotted in the garden at Evita se Perron in Darling in late April 2016.

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arks wrote:Can anyone help with an ID for this moth (or at least I think it's a moth)? It was spotted in the garden at Evita se Perron in Darling in late April 2016.

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That's a Sphinx Hawkmoth

viewtopic.php?f=247&t=3184&start=10#p325564


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Toko wrote:
arks wrote:Can anyone help with an ID for this moth (or at least I think it's a moth)? It was spotted in the garden at Evita se Perron in Darling in late April 2016.

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That's a Sphinx Hawkmoth

viewtopic.php?f=247&t=3184&start=10#p325564
Many thanks for the ID, Toko O0

However, one thing puzzles me. Why is the post that you refered me to, which is of my photo, dated 19 Oct 2014, 17:27 ??? I only took my photo in May 2016 ... O**


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Re: Insect or Invertebrates Identification

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Hi Arks,

Toko is away for a few days.

It is most likely a technical question. In order to place your photo at the right place in the AW book of Invertebrates, the date must be the same as the others of the same family, if not the system places it at the end being the most recent one. Posts are automatically put in order of date.


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