Lurker by durleybeachbum
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This Misumena vatia hung on in her fading rose where she had had so much success.
Another of her
Comments (19)
way cool !
You have some great pics of her.
Superb captures Andrea. God bless.
impressive and stunning detailed macro! ;o)
Cool macro,like it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Another of your great macro shots.
Love the yellow color tones & the light. This would look great blown up to a huge size on a wall...
It is remarkable how they stay right up to the end of the bloom. Excellent shots Andrea.
Fantastic macro pics. and interesting information ! Great camera work as always Andrea.
These little critters are so cute, and you're lucky to get such great macro shots of them!
I suppose this would fall under the heading of A Horrible Beauty. A very impressive pair of images.
very cool micro
She's resting in the sun ;) Sweet shots!
very impressive series of photos of this lovely lady!
An exceptional photo and I think that I can see 6 eyes in this photo!
Personally i think it is amazing that you could even see this spider. It blends so well with the surroundings. You are quick to observe such miniature worlds and bring them to life with your fantastic photography. :)
Well camouflaged and waiting for dinner.
Awesome!
the flickr version has an almost abstract painting feel...and both of them bring out the deep protection that these petals provide (that is, until some other creature breaks into them). Fine shot of the furls and caverns of flower-life, and a beautiful corpulent spider in its midst. You got its front legs embracing the petal too. A fine capture of natural beauty and protection.
(Btw, I started with your most recent image, and am going backwards chronologically. It's rare that I start at the beginning, so it calls for celebration. I'm not in the back-gallery, catching up!)