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Species Araneus pegnia

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Araneus pegnia (pegnia)
Spider - Araneus pegnia Web and female in retreat - Araneus pegnia Retreat - Araneus pegnia Female in retreat - Araneus pegnia - female Web and retreat - Araneus pegnia - female Adult in retreat - Araneus pegnia - female Neosconella pegnia? - Araneus pegnia Neosconella pegnia? - Araneus pegnia Scott - spider #1 - Araneus pegnia Male and Female Mating - Araneus pegnia - male - female Female Orb Weaver - Araneus pegnia - female Male Orb Weaver - Araneus pegnia - male

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