Lunch, anyone? (Phidippus addax)

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  S K Gudi

• Dec 11, 2015

No way Stanley!! I am a vegan. Cracking behavior macro shot!! tfs.

 

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  Jon1977

• Dec 11, 2015

wow! to find that in an open area, and have the presence of mind to take a shot. great work! the skill of wildlife photography is not just in the technical abilities but having the nerve and/or patience to capture the subject. I guess the spider was too busy eating than to worry about you poking your camera at him!

 

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  delia todd

• Dec 11, 2015

Gawd... don't know whether that's a :-O an :eek!: or a :clap: Stanley!!!

An amazing capture and such detail too. Stunning work - congratulations my friend.

 

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  Donald Talbott

• Dec 11, 2015

Awesome capture Stanley, you did well getting this great photo mate! Tfs.

 

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  peterow

• Dec 11, 2015

Brilliant detailed close up and well taken capture Stanley, well done.

 

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  Doc Duck

• Dec 11, 2015

:eek!: What timing to catch this spider showing off his meal :eek!: But no thanks, spider, I don't want to share.

 

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  Jerrysandercomb

• Dec 11, 2015

great shot well done
and the moth looks so surprised..No wonder

 

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  Rookery

• Dec 11, 2015

That is a very well timed photograph, super capture Stanley!!!
Dick.

 

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  letsbefrank

• Dec 12, 2015

WOW! Looks like there's enough for lunch, dinner, and tomorrow's breakfast, too!!!
Stunning "capture" ... with double eye(s) contact from both predator and prey!
The always dramatic macro world ... gotta luv it!
Terrific photo, Stanley!
Gracias!

 

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  peterday

• Dec 12, 2015

Spectacular!!