And there are sooo big spiders... by deadhead
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...that they can eat even horse :)
One photo made with Panasonic FZ-10 from my archive.
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Comments (21)
kenwas
Incredible shot my friend!
linkinpark
Woooow.. excellent!!
IceRain
greeeat! i love those spiders, she lives here in germany too, excellent shot deadhead!
LindaB
Fantastic shot!
miwi
Fantastic shot, klasse macro !!!!!!!
jcv2
Excellent spider shot! Wow, what a giant! Better see them on picture than in real....
kansas
An excellent photo. Beautiful markings on this spider. Anyone with a garden is fortunate to have these spiders around.
Enmos
Awesome shot !!!! v
Pierre59
Excellente macro....Vote
spider1313
Oooooohhh! Now ya know? I gotta love this one, Norbert! Love the colors here...even if I, myself don't go in for yellow much '-)! Now get over all that real-world stuff and get back to rendering'-)!
Cosme..D..Churruca
Amazing!
IQ200
Perfect photo. Amazing shot! Vote
Irish
An awesome photo!!
RedundantlyAbundant
Very impressive macro! Looks like the wasp-spider.
jimry
Terrific and impressive clear macro shot :)
parb1194
Wonderful shot of this lovely spider.
logiloglu
excellent macro photography. a fantastic shot. vote !!!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!
PapaGuru
Terrific sharp detailed shot of this specialised hopper-catcher :)
Kaol
great shot (zije vobec na slovensku nieco take :)
FrenchKiss
ARRRGH!!! You have beasts like that where you live??? Yikes! ;-)
Giana
where i live, we have a similar class of spider [maybe the same family? - Argiope] that create these gorgeous webs with the extra zigzagging for strength... and they build them in huge arrays, maybe spanning 4-6 feet sometimes between trees, or a tree and the roofline... spiders are my top favourite 'insect', with mantids running an extremely close second...