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Deinopus ravida
may be D. subrufa. Nocturnal spider. grows very large
This specimen is using the fibro wall of the garage as a hunting platform. Normally it rests in the potted Bromeiad garden below where it was photographed
This spider has moved to take advantage of some splashes of water further up the wall. They seem to need regular water (as do many common web-bound spiders) I began to mist the webs every few days during summer. The Net-casting Spider is also called the Ogre-faced Spider and the reason can be seen in these images
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