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Very common orb-web spider. You can find them on meadows and close to the forests, on high plants and grasses.

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NIKON CORPORATION
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NIKON D70s
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105 mm
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October 14, 2006
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:iconscorpenomorph:
its not a quadratus, but a araneus diadematus, the abdomen is'nt round and fat, this abdomen is a triangle with a christ's Cross
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:iconfaythalie:
How do you manage do take such amazing pictures?!! :omg:
Stunning work once again! :clap:
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:icondark-raptor:
Thank you :)

We look more carefull in the grass, searching for invertebrates :D :D :D
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:iconskyrere:
Out here where I live we have them all over too, and when I was younger I was told they were called Cat Face spiders due to the markings on the abdomen and the shape of the abdomen when you look at it from above with the head pointing up. I loves em. I used to make a game of feeding ants to them when I was in grade school. I was prity much an outcast for the most part. hehe.
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:iconmendicant:
Nice. The patterns on it's back looks like a demon's face. :D
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:iconjakespain:
*JakeSpain Mar 31, 2008  Hobbyist Photographer
We have hundreds of these in my garden, they begin life as a tight, explosive web of tiny yellow pinhead youngsters and by autumn they are big, fat and heavy..........
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:icontrentoloni:
What is it standing on?
It looks fantastic
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:icondark-raptor:
Thank you :)

It is some kind of dry plant.
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:icondolore:
Common but beautiful. I have some photos of it as well, I didn't know its name in latin though.
Nice photograph! (as always!)
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