Spotting spiders at night is really quite easy. Go outside after dark. Turn on the flashlight and hold it at the side of your head, even with your eye. You want the beam to be shining at the spot where you are looking, and you want the source of the light to be as close to your eye as possible. Then look slowly around your yard, paying close attention to grass, flower beds, etc.
If you look carefully, you should see some bright pinpoints of light. Examine these carefully. Some of them will probably be drops of water clinging to the plants, but many of them will turn out to be the eyes of spiders. Depending on where you live, the weather, and how carefully you look, you may see a few spiders, or you may see hundreds of them. It is amazing how many spiders there are out there.
I mean hey its important to note that its not scientifically accurate. I think its a nice meme though as it really does look like criss cross applesauce.
It's got some substantial subspecies variation, with a darker color morph and more or less fluffy legs, so it's got versatility. This light version is the star to me if the bunch though.
I do want to solicit at least some of the participants this year since we've become well established here. I'm curious to see which ones have really impacted you all.
I'm not the kind to stick to one thing. I get invest a lot for sometime then I lost interest coming back from time to time but not so much.
I still love owl, I upvote many post but I don't have much so say anymore (^_^') Too bad because I miss the fun we had!
Good catch! I didn't even take notice to that myself. It does add a very nice touch of flair.
The Verrreux Eagle Owl is famous for having pink eyelids, so it would not shock me if this was a pretty natural color for the Scops and not just some flashy photo editing.
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