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Mealtime for a garden cross spider

25 October 2019 by David

Mealtime for a garden cross spider

As I was passing a front garden, this garden cross spider decided it was time to abseil down from the top of its web towards the centre. There some prey was held, already completely wrapped in silk, ready to form a meal.

Mealtime for a garden cross spider

Categories David
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