Spiders in Margate, Kent.
I am find subjects more easily here than in Spain. I need to become less excited and more accurate with my shots.
A good series of Macro photography.
Well taken.
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gym
Loc: Athens, Georgia
Interesting series, especially number 4 that includes the small external wasp parasite.
Nice job.
Being excited is good. Nice series. I was interested in #4. Very interesting shot. Jym explained it. Well done!
Brenda: Good to see you shooting in your "new" locale. Are you close to the coast? Looks like a beautiful place.
Very enjoyable series! I love spiders and don't get to see many in dry central Washington State.
LoneRangeFinder wrote:
Brenda: Good to see you shooting in your "new" locale. Are you close to the coast? Looks like a beautiful place.
Yes Allen, we are on the Kent coast here and within walking distance to nice sandy beaches and there are rock pools in some places. My first macro trip was in the lovely park opposite my son's house. I might break out the tubes on my next effort, we are busy at the moment and when I sneak away to do macro the hours just drift away.
Thanks to all my macro chums above who have taken the time to comment.
Nice variety there, a bit further north we are still waiting for alot of them come out.
nice long jawed orb weaver,and love the 4th shot.never saw a spider parasitized before
I rarely get to see Long-jawed orbweavers like your spiders 1, 2, & 5.
The pedipalps on spiders 3, 4, 6, and 8 determine these as male.
I hope you can eventually identify all of these, especially the Lynx spiders 7 & 8.
Nice cross-section of arachnids.
Thanks Infestation and Tom.
Douglass, thanks I will have a go at ID, macro is so time consuming
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