Itchy Bitsy Spider by Jean-Luc_Ajrarn

Photography • Macro • posted on Oct 31, 2010

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Please zoom in to full view for detail and sharpness, it is worth it, thanks! Itchy Bitsy Spider, another macro taken at the Wegerzyn Gardens. :) Here's the spider of the day (well, not of today, but hey! who's counting, besides Dracula?). Don't ask me why she is itchy, she didn't tell me. ;) Happy Halloween to all who do it, and otherwise happy day to all others. :) Previously: "Snack Bar To None"

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Comments (16)

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magnus073

8:45AM | Sun, 31 October 2010

Fantastic macro capture here Jean-Luc, you really got all of his details

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ragouc

8:49AM | Sun, 31 October 2010

Very good close up

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Shari123

9:08AM | Sun, 31 October 2010

Are you sure it's not "Itchy Bitchy Spider"? If she's itchy she's probably bitchy LOL. This is the perfect Halloween photo. Happy Halloween to you!

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Rhanagaz

9:29AM | Sun, 31 October 2010

A wolf Spider? What a pretty! Maybe she's on her way to her own Halloween? ;o)

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Wolfmanw

9:51AM | Sun, 31 October 2010

Superb capture

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bakapo

9:52AM | Sun, 31 October 2010

wow, a furry spider? cool!

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bclaytonphoto

11:29AM | Sun, 31 October 2010

Impressive macro work

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Jean-Luc_Ajrarn

11:57AM | Sun, 31 October 2010

Thank you Magnus, Ragouc, Shari, Rhanagaz, Wolfmanw, Bakapo and Pushinfaders. :) Shari: well, i thought of that title - it was rhyming a lot better - but i decided to play it safe. ;) Rhaganaz: thanks for telling me what kind of spider it is. :) All i knew was that it was fast, and didn't want its shot taken, until i got the lens close enough that it eventually froze in place, long enough to take a few shots (without tripod, so this one was the best).

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