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A critter of Rosh HaNikra

crab
I was excited to capture this photo when we visited Rosh HaNikra, Israel. At first I declared: a scorpion! However, my son corrected me and said it was merely a crab. Good to have smart kids to set you straight.

Other animals have been posted around the world this weekend: visit at Camera-Critters.

Michelle says

I thought it was a spider. LOL

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sandy kessler says

Scary and shiny - actually quite intriquing ereading your oter blog posts now

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frumhouse says

It looks like something that would make me shriek upon seeing it!

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Sara says

Yep, that is definitely a little crab! I love the color of the rocks he's sitting on too.

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System Operator says

Hello again! Just had to drop a comment. This picture just has some very beautiful colors on it. It looks just like a painting and the comoposition with the little crap is very good. I liked it a lot.

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leoraw says

Michelle, glad you are laughing. Sandy and Frumhouse, I didn't mean to scare you!

Sara and Sys Op, thanks for noticing the colors around my crab. I really do need to get back to painting. But I'll be putting some painterly photos this week.

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Fishing Guy says

Leora: Oh yes the shape does give it away, but it's a nice critter capture regardless.

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leoraw says

Wow, a fishing guy! I guess you would know a crab when you see one.

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Misty Dawn says

A very unique and REALLY NEAT critter! This is cool!

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East Gwillimbury WOW! says

Interesting...and what a smart kid you have!

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Gayle @ The White House says

Great photo...so colorful. I, too, thought it was a spider until I looked closer.

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hihorosie says

I wasn't sure what it was at first but then saw it was a crab. How cool!!! And against the multi-colored rocks it looks even cooler.

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