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Whitehurst Diaries: Sharon W requests expert spider ID Wise males of the Whitehurst clan suggest avoidance. Latest chapter may be indicator that terrible spiders have affinity for Double Red Knockout Roses Click on headline for story and photo(s) By Sharon Whitehurst This creature in the three accompany photos turned up this morning as I weeded around a Double Red Knock-out Rose. She was not aggressive: seemed mainly concerned with trundling away from me into the taller grass. She was still there when I came back with the camera. I didn't touch her, but she rolled into a ball and showed her underside. I am being scolded by the males of the family who insist I was poking at a Black Widow spider and courting all kinds of injury. Perhaps long time residents of Adair County can inform me whether these are common. -Sharon Whitehurst See Lactrodectus in Wikipedia for a pretty good hint at what Sharon Whitehurst was photographing. This story was posted on 2011-06-21 13:54:41
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