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Edwin Bont Registered: Mar 27, 2007 Total Posts: 3 Country: Netherlands |
I love jumping spiders though they are a bit small here in the Netherlands.  #2  #3  They use small holes in the wall to build their hiding place in. #4  #5   |
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LordV Registered: Jan 02, 2006 Total Posts: 9762 Country: United Kingdom |
Lovely shots - looks like Salticus scenicus- love their little houses |
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RT v Genugten Registered: Mar 13, 2007 Total Posts: 1637 Country: Netherlands |
Erg mooi! Especially the brickhouses are an interesting new angle on photographing this type of critter! |
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michael kilner Registered: Feb 09, 2007 Total Posts: 3577 Country: United Kingdom |
great shots,love the hidy-hole snaps |
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mkweaver Registered: Aug 17, 2005 Total Posts: 1027 Country: United States |
I had one (American variety) crawling on my bathroom mirror one day. Tried to capture it, but he kept jumping! I did actually get a couple of shots, but they are kinda soft. Interesting view, though! |
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MichAg92 Registered: Feb 08, 2005 Total Posts: 4278 Country: United States |
Excellent shots! |
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Gary Thompson Registered: Oct 02, 2007 Total Posts: 896 Country: United States |
Nice jumper shots. Interesting house. Is it brick? |
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RT v Genugten Registered: Mar 13, 2007 Total Posts: 1637 Country: Netherlands |
ps, |
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Edwin Bont Registered: Mar 27, 2007 Total Posts: 3 Country: Netherlands |
Gary Thompson wrote: |
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Lynn Zito Registered: Sep 05, 2007 Total Posts: 132 Country: United States |
Wonderful shots! I really love the 'hiding place' pictures. Your website is very cool too! |
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Tom Hicks Registered: Feb 16, 2003 Total Posts: 20597 Country: United States |
Edwin, These are some very fine shots #2 and # are my favorites, #3 is one of the best I've seen in a while , not to close and give the viewer an idea about where they live . Excellent job on that one. |
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remus Registered: Jun 11, 2006 Total Posts: 3017 Country: Spain |
excellent shots! Hard to choose one. |
