Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Size Comparison of Objects





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Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Size Comparison of Objects
Well you know what’s coming next don’t you?
This is your warning as requested
But don’t be a chicken
It’s only a photo
Have a look
Go on
Look
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Brilliant – what a gallery! Even – and especially – the spider.
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Thanks Margaret. So glad you got to the end to see the big girl š š
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Ok. Did my bravery for the day.
Waddaya call that “little” creepy crawly?
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Well done Del. That is a Huntsman Spider. Quite harmless and a great organic pest control š š
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Thank you, Brian. Nice to know there are good guys amongst the creepy crawlies!
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Is it a poisonous spider or just a big spider? I don’t really mind big spiders – provided they are not too fast.
BTW: that wallaby mama looks very reproachful – like she didn’t appreciate being disturbed. š
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Huntsman Spiders are harmless and good at eating other insect pests. That one would run at 16 body length a second around three feet a second I guess.
Red-necked Wallabies are very protective of their young. Would bound away with the joey in her pouch or joey speeding along with her. I haven’t been fronted by a one yet but some have made the don’t come near me noise and stand tall with chest puffed out š
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That spider is a decent size!
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Quite big and lovely to have around the house š
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Great collection, Brian – all of them. That lily shot is a very sharp capture.
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Thanks Graham. I am quite pleased with that result as well š
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Great pictures. We certainly don’t get spiders that big here, pretty cool, though I would probably jump if it sneaked up on me š
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Thank you Karina. I do get a surprise at times as well š š
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A spider that size would make me go running far far away. I adore your lily photo š š
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Thanks Cee. I am sure she would run as well if you came too close. I am happy with the Day Lily and Bee photo too š š
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Hahah, what fun you are having. š
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Nice picture of the kangaroos š
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Thanks Donna. Red-necked Wallabies at my place šš
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Your place seems rich in wildlife, beauty, and space. Thanks for sharing it in your photos. š
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My place and the region that surrounds me. You are most welcome Donna. ā¤
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