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Arghh and i thought I was safe when somone suddenly dropped out of the sky. PS the shot is from Møllehøj, the highest natural place in Denmark. But offcourse someone had to get higher
Beautiful jumping spider. When I first saw it, I thought it was a Camaricus maugi. I wonder who is mimicking who? :D
More tropical jumping spiders:
orionmystery.blogspot.com/2010/04/wonderful-jumping-spide...
Ballet Creole's Soulful Messiah
Fleck Dance Theatre, Harbourfront Centre
Nov 30 & Dec 1, 2012, 8pm
Dec 2, 3pm
Artistic Director: Patrick Parson
Special Guest: David Cox
Lighting Designer: Brad Tenaman
The trampoline at my parents' place was a little bit covered in birch droppings. It didn't seem to bother Josh much.
it's not even worth looking at without decluttring
Makeup: Anireda
© Lydia Tausi. This image is my property and is protected. It can not be used without my written consent.
A Jumping Spider(Salticidae) probably of the species Phidippus audax(Bold Jumper)
This guy was very aggressive, as is typical for Salties. He would have fit on my thumbnail just fine, but he kept attacking the camera. He actually kept jumping up on to the lens, then back off. In this picture, you will notice that the front two legs appear to kind of blur out at the ends? That's because he has them lifted up in attack posture and is actually touching the camera lens with them. It's kind of freaky (and a lot of fun) to watch these little critter's attitude. They will turn around to face you (they have excellent eye sight), raise up those front legs into attack posture and they look for all the world like they are saying, "Yeah, I could take that..."
Morgan is into climbing and jumping off of whatever happens to be around. This jump happened on Mt Royal in Montreal, Canada.
Andri and Óskar in Seljavallalaug on the first day of summer. Everything was covered with ashes from the volcanic eruption in Eyjafjallajökull but we just had to go in. Surreal but loads of fun !
London City Airport - night time take-off.
Foiled by fog, I shall return next winter to get the shot I'm after...
Jump-Saratoga High School's Walker Steven jumps and cheers in reaction it a shot that landed with 2.8 seconds left in the game, giving the Falcons a 70-68 lead to win the game.
Played with myself last night ;)
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