I scanned the booklet at 600dpi so Photobucket resized some of the images, but you can download the full-sized scans here:
http://www.mediafire.com/?4yygzyoymmq
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Also, I thought you'd might like this. ^+^ *random*
February 27 2010, 20:08:10 UTC 8 years ago
I've seen wolf spiders carrying egg sacs before but never a full clutch of babies! Tehe, that's crazy how they all know how to (mostly) stay still while holding onto mommy. But one falls off at the end! :OO
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http://www.4shared.com/file/236989817/f4571a96/Direngrey_magazine_scans.html
March 11 2010, 06:03:22 UTC 8 years ago
and if there was a magazine issue that i'm missin in there??
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