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The Huntsman, Eridge back in the days of it being a wonderful King & Barnes pub. Many a pint of mild consumed here between Thumper moves over the years.
3 January 2004
Huntsman spider at the villa in Santo António Resort, Budens, Portugal
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Huntsman Spotted in the bathroom.
Lucky my girlfriend was away in Japan at the time. She was not impressed by these photos.
Maybe the sexiest boy Mattel had ever made... Did I really write that ??
Anyway he's really really amazing I wish Mattel will do more EAH boy !!
The Corkscrew Sanctuary is a wonderful place to take a stroll real Florida. On the boardwalk, one may encounter a variety of creatures from hawks, gators, bugs, etc. Though sometimes the small ones surprise you the most. This Huntsman spider was doing a very good job of playing hide and seek until I all most stepped on him, forcing him to move. Corkscrew, FL
This spider spent some hours devouring the Grasshopper which was about the same size as the spider when I first found them.
5-4-2022 - Huntsman International, Gulfstream G-V-SP G550.
Info:
The aircraft was built in 2019 and carried the test reg. N595GA. It was delivered as N620JH to Huntsman International on 8-11-2019.
C/n - 5595
Pleased with this one. Beside emory, no clean up post dip. Feel like I'm getting the hang of the silver's "wetness".
I find these huntsman spiders to be a non aggressive spider with such long legs.
"Shield huntsmen (Neosparassus sp.) less frequently enter houses than the Common huntsman.
Their bite may cause local problems as well as sweating, nausea and vomiting. The genus Neosparassus was formerly called Olios and the family Sparassidae was formerly named Heteropodidae."
