tiny spider on a malongay tree by Richardphotos
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the spider is the tiniest I have ever photographed.no idea as to the breed.the leaf next to it is no more than 1/2" long
thanks for viewing and any comments.here is some info on this tree.mine is about 3" tall and I thought was dead several times but it comes back
Chamorro: katdes, malongay, marunggai
English: ben nut, drumstick tree, horseradish tree, moringa
Filipino: marungai
French: ben ailée, moringa ailée, pois quénique
Hindi: saijan, seijan
Palauan: malungkai
Sanskrit: sajina
Spanish: maranga, paraíso, paraíso blanco
Tagalog: marronggai
Habit: tree
Description: "A smallish soft-wooded tree with corky bark, pungent roots, bi-tripinnate leaves up to 50 cm long with obovate leaflets about 1-1.5 cm long, somewhat grayish-green; inflorescences axillary, shorter than the leaves, paniculate; flowers white, about 1.5-2 cm long, somewhat zygomorphic; fruit pendent, elongate, 3-angled, up to 30 cm long, 9-ribbed, opening by 3 valves; seeds 3-angled, winged at the angles, many" (Stone, 1970; p. 289).
http://www.hear.org/pier/species/moringa_oleifera.htm
Comments (90)
Nice Capture.
Superb POV and details, excellent shot. It took me a while to find the spider!
Great capture...
A very nice and great capture Richard, it´s splendid!
Wow!!! Awesome! IT's really tiny indeed! Never seen such a tree before!!! Thanks for the bio-information:))!!
Superb capture certainly is tiny hugs lou x
New life... wonderful shot...well done..
Awesome details and as always a magical capture Richard!!!:-)
If the Spider is that small, imagine how small it's prey is ! Kool macro and POV, not to mention very good spotting ! ~Cheers~ :o)
Richard this is fantastic. Your details are amazing.
Love the POV. Is this a baby spider? Seriously, smallest thing I ever saw here. Good shot Richard and thanx for the info, alway usefull.
The spider is most certainly tiny. Love the plant! Terrific capture!
Freat shot. I have searched the spider...thnaks for zoom-in !!!
Blink and you'll miss him, well probably her, yes? ....interesting info and cool pic Richard ! ~ Hugs ~
A fascinating macro shot with this tiny spider! It took me a while to find this little guy! Wonderfully taken!!!
Soft and gentle shot, dear Richard. I can see him/her!! Lovely fresh growth on the tree, it is not a tree I know. Happy day and Hugs for my kind Sir :-) Diane. xx
Excellent macro, have a grat detail my friend....!!! Beautiful colors and natural lighting.....!!!!
the plant looks like it's sugar frosted, nice image
Superbe capture, magnifique photo!!!
Very cool macro 'n spider ... tiny guy wasn't he? Well done!
Great focus on the subject! the blurr works well in bringing the focus point to the viewer, outstanding photography!
Another superb image!
WOW that's tiny :-)
Excellent capture!
Amazing little critter! Like many, I missed it at first it is so small.You have a wonderful eye(or eyes).
Never "hoird" of that tree :-) GREAT shot, Richard!!!
Very nice pov. It certainly is a tiny spider! :-)
Richard I love this photo. First because of the color of these leaves, the color is so vibrant and the shape so different and beautiful. And then you go and see a little critter, There goes that eye of yours again. How you see these things no one will ever know. Magnificient!
Now that is the kind of spider that I don't mind--small and apparently harmless=but, that could be a deception on its part- excellent photo!!!
Wonderful image.