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[gustafson]

Orchard Orbweaver by p.g.photo.graphy, on Flickr

 

[STM]

This little jumping spider was only about 5mm long. The image is 10 images stacked in PS. I used the D700 and 35mm f/2 AIS Nikkor reversed. Lighting was two Sunpak 555 strobes bounced into umbrellas. Being away from home I have really had to become good at improvisation since I can't possibly bring all of my usual stuff with me!

I have looked at hundreds of Jumping Spider photos and I will be danged if I can ID this one. The white pedipalps are pretty characteristic but I cannot find any photos of one with the right abdomen markings and the white pedipalps.

 

[wev]

a little sac spider that dropped in to see what I was potting up

 

[dh photography]

 

[dh photography]

 

[gustafson]

White Spiny Backed Orb-Weaver by p.g.photo.graphy, on Flickr

 

[gustafson]

Yellow Spiny-backed Orb Weaver by p.g.photo.graphy, on Flickr

 

[gustafson]

Spider (unidentified) by p.g.photo.graphy, on Flickr

 

[gustafson]

Golden Orb-weaver by p.g.photo.graphy, on Flickr

 

[wev]

 

[Roy1961]

 

[caralan]

Sunset Spider. Wamboin NSW



D7000 70-210mm. F/18 1/6400 100 ISO

 

[Bob Blaylock]

 

[Fortkentdad]

 

[nickt]

 

[wev]

I was out for birds, but came around a corner and found a nice spider, so I did a quick swap for my macro

 

[wev]

When I went to put my long lens back on, I spotted a little jumping spider sitting on the lens hood

 

[wev]

 

[roger13]

Peter tarantula

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[wev]