Orb Spider

560mm

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unknown spider

Nature's insect control. Some may find them creepy, but I think they are pretty neat. This is a Golden silk orb-weaver. You can see the "gold" in her web.

The Thomisidae, or Crab spiders, are the masters of ambush and disguise. Some species can change their color to blend in with the flowers they are sitting on. This large family includes 38 genera in South Africa alone and occurs on all continents except Antarctica. The body on this one is about 4mm across and the legs 10mm long.

Handheld at 400mm, 1/80 second, from about 22 inches; I am stunned by this amazing lens.

Brevard Zoo, Melbourne, Florida

The talents seem to be the cross spiders. I saw one of them in the centre of a web. They create beautiful and very stable webs. Taken with Zeiss Makro Planar 2/50 ZE.

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A jumping spider sucking the life out of a small fly. It was on the glass table I sit next to. Not the best background.

Syrphid flower fly and tiny spider on a wedelia flower. One of those images that reveal more on the computer screen than on the camera screen...

Best viewed large

I was walking through Mark Burnham Park early Tuesday evening and the sun was catching a network of small branches just the right way to create the illusion of a massive diagonal spider web through the trees. I have the benefit of having been there, and know what I should see, so hopefully you can also see the illusion in this shot. Wishing you all a gorgeous green Thursday!

Spider casts a web

seems to have a top hat :)

Maybe Turreted Wrap-around Spider (Dolophones turrigera) or Cryptic Orb-weaver (Acroaspis species)

a small spider, roughly the body is about 5mm.

Berrima river walk

White Spider

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wasp spider...

This meadow pink flower is a little less than an inch, about 2 cm, across...so the spider is pretty small...

This was with 25 mm tube, Raynox DCR-150 snap-on macro lens

Female zebra spiders are 5-9 mm long and males are 5-6 mm

(Salticus scenicus) is a common jumping spider. Like other jumping spiders, it does not build a web. It uses its four pairs of large eyes to locate prey and it’s jumping ability to pounce and capture it. Zebra spiders are often noted for their awareness of humans. Upon noticing someone observing them, they can be seen raising their head, and usually change behavior (hence the name Salticus scenicus, theatrical jumper).

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I think this may be Larinioides cornutus?

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Perched in a comfortable position, this spider is ready for some sky high action.

Pushing on that trigger is like pulling magic into my very soul...Darrell.

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spider

Scientific name Argiope anasuja.

I certainly wasn't expecting this effect!