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Spiders from Adair County, continuing the discussion By Miss Donna Rieder I was very interested in seeing Dr. Downen's spider photos, and was hoping you could post a couple photos of spiders I've spotted on my evening walkabouts in the Clifty Creek Farm. I wear a headlamp after dark, and enjoy seeing all those twinkling eyes of the wolf spiders shining like diamonds in the light! The woods are a wonderful place to be after dark! Clifty Creek Farm is located on White Oak Church Road in Adair County. This story was posted on 2020-10-28 07:25:18
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