see some pretty pics of the spiders here:
Considering my bride's response to the proximity of any spider, can you imagine the reaction if I had one named after her?
tomcat said:
Considering my bride's response to the proximity of any spider, can you imagine the reaction if I had one named after her?
I say go for it!
Morganna, if they pick my entry, I might have to sleep at your house for a while.
tomcat said:
Morganna, if they pick my entry, I might have to sleep at your house for a while.
Don't worry, they will pick mine! I'm a spider fan. Loved the Spider Woman in the old Sherlock Holmes films. Did you see those small insects that look like orchids? I thought I posted them on your orchid thread.
Morganna said:
tomcat said:
Morganna, if they pick my entry, I might have to sleep at your house for a while.
Don't worry, they will pick mine! I'm a spider fan. Loved the Spider Woman in the old Sherlock Holmes films. Did you see those small insects that look like orchids? I thought I posted them on your orchid thread.
Morganna,
I have had multiple threads on orchids, do not recall your post. I have seen photos of the orchid praying mantis (white with purple markings), which hangs out guess where . . .
joanne said:
This is a REAL science competition - but wouldn’t it be fun to celebrate this odd year by winning the chance to name a new species of tropical spider?
75 new species have just been found in northern Australia. Here are the details of the competition:
http://bushblitz.org.au/spider-naming-competition/
Please enter, and please don’t call your spider any version of Spider McSpiderface!
Spidey McSpiderface does have a nice ring to it though...
tomcat said:
Morganna said:
tomcat said:
Morganna, if they pick my entry, I might have to sleep at your house for a while.
Don't worry, they will pick mine! I'm a spider fan. Loved the Spider Woman in the old Sherlock Holmes films. Did you see those small insects that look like orchids? I thought I posted them on your orchid thread.
Morganna,
I have had multiple threads on orchids, do not recall your post. I have seen photos of the orchid praying mantis (white with purple markings), which hangs out guess where . . .
That's the one.
Yet more beautiful spiders, bugs and slugs awaiting names!
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-01-05/seven-new-spider-species-discovered-by-gamers/9303710
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This is a REAL science competition - but wouldn’t it be fun to celebrate this odd year by winning the chance to name a new species of tropical spider?
75 new species have just been found in northern Australia. Here are the details of the competition:
http://bushblitz.org.au/spider-naming-competition/
Please enter, and please don’t call your spider any version of Spider McSpiderface!