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A Web of Spiders

Posted on August 6, 2013August 6, 2013 by Cambridge Outdoors

“Take the time to look,” says the Dragonfly Woman. Her spider tale is a great read-aloud for nature clubs and classrooms.

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Posted in WildlifeTagged arthropods, ecology, food chain, food web, nature, observation, predator, prey, spiders

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