Spider Macros

[rcheshire (Rowland)]

1. Probably Helpis minitabunda a jumping spider. Other images show this species missing a leg or two, as well.

2. The smaller of the 3 was taken at night. I have not seen the spider during the day. It may be a species of flower spider or a juvenile wolf spider, perhaps?

3. A medium size grey hairy spider. Reminiscent of a Grey Huntsman, but the mandibles appear too long and the eyes do not have that binocular look, typical of hunting spiders. It was guarding a small web on the side of a galvanized shed.

[emu (Blythe)]

Hi, this is my first time posting on this site.

Those pictures are brilliant and the spiders look very cute

Nice job

[omegacrux (David)]

I like no3
A friend at work would smash his mobile if I sent him that picture
hates them that much !
Nice pics

David

[Regulus (Trevor)]

Nice Rowland. I am fascinated by the variety of eye arrangements in spiders. Would love to have a look through a set of 8 :-)

[rcheshire (Rowland)]

Originally Posted by Squirt

Hi, this is my first time posting on this site.

Those pictures are brilliant and the spiders look very cute

Nice job

Welcome Blythe. Glad you like them.

Originally Posted by omegacrux

I like no3
A friend at work would smash his mobile if I sent him that picture
hates them that much !
Nice pics

David

I was once pushed through a door and down some stairs by a person exiting a room with a Huntsman on the roof.

Originally Posted by Regulus

Nice Rowland. I am fascinated by the variety of eye arrangements in spiders. Would love to have a look through a set of 8 :-)

They are amazing Trevor.