This guy has been hanging out on the same leaf of our Basil plant for

a week. When we first saw him, he was missing his left front legs. As

you can see, he's growing them back. That, my friends, is creepy!

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brooksville, florida

View On Black * not for the squeamish*

Canon EOS M with Canon FD 50mm f3.5 macro

This one got a standby position which looks like a warship from space.

Nikon D90 + Tamron 90mm Macro

3X magnification, molted, just got out of its old thread and into the new. Pulaski County Missouri

unknown species, 7mm long,

Thailand

Testing the macro focus of my camera. my first macro shot

Unknown

Spider from the back yard. Taken when I had the borrowed DSLR and super huge macro lens.

We're getting close to Halloween, so why not post a macro of a spider! My wife found this one in the house, while she was packing.

My wife was the one packing, of course. Wish we could teach the spiders to help!

Araña de 1mm creando su telaraña.

identificato grazie a forum.aracnofilia.org

macro photo canon A430 on the porch during a windy morning in florida. Great little camera

A thorn spider found while strolling my Dad's backyard.

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Like its name, it really does look quite magnificent. Hard spider to take photos of.

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

This fella has been guarding my stairway the past several days. I need to be careful that I don't accidentally step on him. He did get a bit excited when I shined a bright light on him to take his photo, but has since calmed down.

This is the best spider photo I've taken yet, but Thomas Shahan has no competition from me. ;-) His spider macros are absolutely splendid!

used a 100mm macro and a reversed 50mm

I have no idea what this guy was. He was small around 3mm and a web spinner in gorse bushes.

Macro

that butt looks heavy

View Large. Baby Wolf Spider, first to leave Mommy's back. When I released them, this little one followed the mother but will not climb back on.