Jumper! by gradient

Photography • Macro • posted on Sep 10, 2008

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This small jumping spider stopped by just to say...Hello! Who says spiders can't be cute?... Nikon D300 September 8th, 2008 Many Thanks for your views and comments on my last upload..."Hover Heaven"

ENJOY!

Comments (28)

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Mr.Green

3:58PM | Wed, 10 September 2008

Cool shot!

Liam.

4:02PM | Wed, 10 September 2008

Great shot

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Simpleworks

4:05PM | Wed, 10 September 2008

Amazing shot.

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GBCalls

4:10PM | Wed, 10 September 2008

Awesome detail! Well captured and displayed.

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soepie17

4:38PM | Wed, 10 September 2008

He really is cute, or is it a she, can you see that? Never knew these little jumpers were so wooly at the head's side. Great pic!!

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kbatty

5:19PM | Wed, 10 September 2008

Great shot! She seems to be posing for you!

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Winterclaw

5:50PM | Wed, 10 September 2008

It's a nice shot, but that thing is definately not cute.

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dorothylee

6:36PM | Wed, 10 September 2008

Love the detail. Super macro!

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DreamersWish

9:13PM | Wed, 10 September 2008

Never thought I would say "what a adorable looking face" about a spider, but what a adorable little face it is! Incredible clarity and subject!

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Leeco

10:08PM | Wed, 10 September 2008

Nice capture of this little Jumping spider. I think they are fascinating and they sure come in a variety of colors. Thanks for sharing. Lee

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NightGallery

12:31AM | Thu, 11 September 2008

Great shot of these cute guys! Really well done.

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artaddict2

1:59AM | Thu, 11 September 2008

Terrific detail to this amazing macro, four eyes !

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busi2ness

2:11AM | Thu, 11 September 2008

Well you are not wrong by your assumption of stopping by. It is the only spider I know who can communicate with man when/by flagging those pedipalps. Excellent detail.

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