daddy! by ACS-001
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I went outside to mom's gardens a few days ago intending to get some plant shots. Then I saw this little dude. There was a tiny spider just below him (her?) that I tried to get in the shot too, but it came out really blurry and besides I was really pleasantly surprised by how good this particular photo came out. I think I may be getting the hang of close-ups; sure am enjoying taking them. Maybe TwoPynts and LouLouBell can give me some pointers.
Comments (5)
A most incredible specimen and highfive for the shot... welldone
wowww, excellent capture my friend for this beautiful spider!!! Well, if you want, you can to look this web http://www.americanarachnology.org/JoA_free/JoA_v19_n2%20/JoA_v19_p126.pdf... is very interesting for to know if is her or his ;) Well done;) good day and kiss
Great shot of this critter. I posted one of an 'Eastern Daddy Long Legs' just a few days ago. Although it is a member of the Arachnid family, it is not a spider. It is not even an insect, lol. It is classified as being in the "Opiliones" order and "Phalangiidae" family. This is a 'Brown Daddy Long Legs'. The little black bump on the top is where it's (only) 2 eyes are located. They have neither fangs nor venom and their larvae eat lots and lots of aphids. I have certainly enjoyed using the close up capabilities of my digital camera and I hope you continue exploring and sharing the amazing world of little things.
Looks spectacular!!
This is a wonderful view of this spider. The length of the legs is awesome and the presentation is very good.