Spiders in the garden (Testing out my new cam) + More photos

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Ian

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Well thought I would root around the garden to find some interesting subjects, and to my suprised, there were so many spiders. Haven't noticed them before...and thought they would make some good snaps. It was a little windy (which was annoying), so was hard to get very high quality photos. Anyway, here are a few that I managed to find:

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don't you like throwing bugs into their webs? Its very entertaining.

 
Wow, you just got the camera and you're already taking pictures like that? Pretty awesome!
Cheers. Yea, I have spent a lot of time trying to get the photos right...and taking them outside helps a lot as well, as it is natural light. Here are a few more:

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Sorry for the large sizes!

 
Great photos Ian!! :D The bumble bees hind legs were loaded with pollen!! I am sure your mantis will love to have that bee for lunch :twisted:
Yea! They seem to be a fave with some of my adult sphods. Although, they can be pretty hard to catch...

Fantastic shots Ian!!Where did ya get you're macro lens?
Thanks Claire :D I am using a raynox DCR-250, more details of my purchase here:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...em=230150658989

 

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