Taken with Raynox DCR-250 over 300mm lens on micro 4/3 camera. On sensor magnification is about 3x. This photo has no crop. Photographed on 6/26/2019 in Houston, Texas.
Thomisid Crab spider by Fan Zhang, on Flickr
Probably Thomisid Crab spider
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Probably Thomisid Crab spider
This is probably a Thomisid Crab spider? Female? I am not positive. My friend William Banik said it is likely a Misumena vatia.
Taken with Raynox DCR-250 over 300mm lens on micro 4/3 camera. On sensor magnification is about 3x. This photo has no crop. Photographed on 6/26/2019 in Houston, Texas.
Thomisid Crab spider by Fan Zhang, on Flickr
Taken with Raynox DCR-250 over 300mm lens on micro 4/3 camera. On sensor magnification is about 3x. This photo has no crop. Photographed on 6/26/2019 in Houston, Texas.
Thomisid Crab spider by Fan Zhang, on Flickr
Last edited by zzffnn on Thu Jun 27, 2019 7:37 am, edited 2 times in total.
Thank you, aveslux. Me and my 5 year old son also think macro invertebrates, especially spiders, are very cute. He especially like to zoom in onto those eye balls and stare at them, so I make sure to get them sharply in focusaveslux wrote:Aww cute.
I love tiny spiders, just a dot to the eye but under magnification they are fascinating.
