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Tonight there was a female Argiope argentata at head level at the close edge of our guava tree for the first time, allowing me to get some closer looks than I ever had before, and these dorsal shots. Unfortunately the only photo of the ones I took with my Mom's Canon PowerShot that wasn't blurry due to the slow shutter speed (I guess I should really pull out my tripod next time I do night shots) was this flash one, in which much of the spider is washed out past the point of being able to fix it in a photo editor. However, there's some detail in this photo that you can't see in the lower-resolution iPod Touch shot. Zoom In
 
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