La Junta Colorado Tarantula Migration at Elizabeth Gaddy blog

La Junta Colorado Tarantula Migration. The annual movement of local tarantulas is well underway in southern colorado. It's tarantula mating season around here and la junta, a city of about. In the southeast corner of colorado sits a small town of just under 7,000 people called la junta. The city of la junta has embraced this. Each fall, large numbers of tarantulas skitter across the landscape in la junta and southeast colorado. While this phenomenon has traditionally been called a migration, it is actually an annual mating ritual performed by male tarantulas who roam. While it may look like some kind of fall migration, these large spiders are simply going mobile looking for love. The annual “tarantula migration,” when hairy brown spiders as big as saucers come out of hiding looking for mating partners, happens in september and generally. Not only is this small town unique, what happens just outside of it is even. It’s tarantula mating season in colorado, when male spiders scurry out of their burrows in search of a mate near la junta.

Each fall, large numbers of tarantulas skitter across the landscape in la junta and southeast colorado. In the southeast corner of colorado sits a small town of just under 7,000 people called la junta. While it may look like some kind of fall migration, these large spiders are simply going mobile looking for love. While this phenomenon has traditionally been called a migration, it is actually an annual mating ritual performed by male tarantulas who roam. It's tarantula mating season around here and la junta, a city of about. It’s tarantula mating season in colorado, when male spiders scurry out of their burrows in search of a mate near la junta. The annual “tarantula migration,” when hairy brown spiders as big as saucers come out of hiding looking for mating partners, happens in september and generally. The annual movement of local tarantulas is well underway in southern colorado. The city of la junta has embraced this. Not only is this small town unique, what happens just outside of it is even.

La Junta Tarantula Festival — Deirdre Denali Photography

La Junta Colorado Tarantula Migration It's tarantula mating season around here and la junta, a city of about. Not only is this small town unique, what happens just outside of it is even. Each fall, large numbers of tarantulas skitter across the landscape in la junta and southeast colorado. The city of la junta has embraced this. In the southeast corner of colorado sits a small town of just under 7,000 people called la junta. It’s tarantula mating season in colorado, when male spiders scurry out of their burrows in search of a mate near la junta. While it may look like some kind of fall migration, these large spiders are simply going mobile looking for love. The annual “tarantula migration,” when hairy brown spiders as big as saucers come out of hiding looking for mating partners, happens in september and generally. The annual movement of local tarantulas is well underway in southern colorado. It's tarantula mating season around here and la junta, a city of about. While this phenomenon has traditionally been called a migration, it is actually an annual mating ritual performed by male tarantulas who roam.