Jumping Spider by Liz Bickel

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29-Apr-2022	copyright Elizabeth Bickel

Jumping Spider

Indoors on the Amaryllis

Go, little guy, eat any "bad" bugs that might hurt my house plants!!!

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He was very shy once he noticed the one-eyed cyclopes of my camera lens.
Guess he was concerned that something might eat him.
However, with those long hind legs, he also sure could jump far away.

Canon EOS-1D X ,Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM
1/100s f/8.0 at 100.0mm iso8000 full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto

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John Vass		04-May-2022 05:09
Wow! What a beauty! Spiders inside are not a bad thing because they are eating something. I let them be until the become quite large and inconvenient. I scoop them up and take them out of the house, hopefully before my wife notices. The spiders ride in on the firewood along with hibernating hornet queens that warm up and fly around in the house. It's not as bad as it sounds but sometimes it gets interesting. This is a great shot. Love the color and comp. V

Chris		01-May-2022 09:10
Great shot of this pretty spider. Jumping spiders are fascinating, love the way they move.

cits_4_pets		01-May-2022 02:06
Great macro! Beautiful spider and wonderful colors. Wow! v

larose forest photos		30-Apr-2022 20:34
Wow, what a beautiful little jumper this is!! My favourite of all spiders are the jumping spiders, and this is especially beautiful. Excellent macro shot with a very pleasing backdrop. V

Danad		30-Apr-2022 13:34
Sharp and beautiful details. Great colors, too ! V

Graeme		30-Apr-2022 10:04
A fine macro of him, Liz.V

Yohanan David		30-Apr-2022 05:40
Excellent macro! V

joseantonio		30-Apr-2022 05:24
nice capture with those colors.V.