Little spider sitting in the sun, taking a rest before you spin a new web. Using your special way to catch your prey so that you may live another day. A web for me to see, I marvel at the trigonometry of the silky thread. Yet little spider I've never heard you laugh and I've never seen you cry.
hi meggie no its not a whitetail I'M UNABLE TO TELL you its correct name but we have many of them in the garden. their body's are about 15-20 mm long the macro lens & 8m pix camera makes it look a lot bigger. plus i would say this one ready to lay her eggs or what ever spiders do here in the U.K. I sound a bit thick now, LOL. PLEASE CHECKOUT my other site LIFEINFOTO
hi welcome to my blog. at the moment i have to try every thing out, thats in this blogging lark so if you see some big mistakes . ITS NOT MY FAULT. o k just having laugh well you have too !! so i do hope you will enjoy my photo's as much as i do and i also hope you will understand that if a picture is a little bit out of focus ; it sometimes happens you just got to get the shot regardless to wheather or not the camera setting are right. landscapes , skyscapes , wildlife, bugs and birds . so there we have it , some of my pic's I will add a few words but not all, as I would like you too have a say , if you like it say so , if you don't well say you don't [keep it sweet though] thanks
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Is that a Whitetail? Here in Australia, & New Zealand, they can cause terrible flesh eating damage, & can make people very ill.
hi meggie
no its not a whitetail I'M UNABLE
TO TELL you its correct name
but we have many of them in the garden.
their body's are about 15-20 mm long
the macro lens & 8m pix camera makes it look a lot bigger. plus i would say this one ready to lay her eggs or
what ever spiders do here in the U.K.
I sound a bit thick now, LOL.
PLEASE CHECKOUT my other site
LIFEINFOTO
It's like you get into the head and brain of all the little creatures you capture with your camera. You have a way with nature and words.
Excellent shot...and with the egg sac too! Love your words to this Fotoface.
Hi Old Git,
Its a female wolf spider
(parosa lugubris)
I hope this is of some help to you.
Great picture,
P.s I'm not clever just have a great book ;-)
Annie
thank you ladies
for your kind words.
and a special thank you to annie
for the information i wound never known that.
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