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MacroLuv · Post by **MacroLuv** » Sun Nov 04, 2007 2:39 am

A pretty big prey for such a little crab spider.

Hand held, late afternoon sunlight.

Model Canon EOS 400D DIGITAL
Date/time original 19.06.2007 19:04:07
Shutter speed value 1/200 s
Aperture value f/8
ISO speed ratings ISO 200
Focal length 100 mm

Model Canon EOS 400D DIGITAL
Date/time original 19.06.2007 19:08:37
Shutter speed value 1/125 s
Aperture value f/6.3
ISO speed ratings ISO 200
Exposure bias value 0.00 eV
Focal length 100 mm

Model Canon EOS 400D DIGITAL
Date/time original 19.06.2007 19:10:39
Shutter speed value 1/200 s
Aperture value f/7.1
ISO speed ratings ISO 200
Focal length 100 mm

Ken Ramos · Post by **Ken Ramos** » Sun Nov 04, 2007 2:48 am

It is amazing sometimes how something so little can pack such a big punch. That is a pretty neat looking bee there too Nikola.

Bruce Williams · Post by **Bruce Williams** » Sun Nov 04, 2007 3:00 am

Astonishing series of images Nikola!

Bruce

JoanYoung · Post by **JoanYoung** » Sun Nov 04, 2007 3:01 am

What a terrific series of shots Nikola. Great capture!!

MacroLuv · Post by **MacroLuv** » Mon Nov 05, 2007 11:57 am

Thanks folks.

Kinda crab spider lady with muscles.

beetleman · Post by **beetleman** » Mon Nov 05, 2007 4:11 pm

"I cannot believe I ate the whole thing" Excellent pictures Nikola. Like Ken said , the bee is very interesting. I have never seen a bumblebee with a white abdomen marking

Why do they always have to go for the neck (gives me the chills)

MacroLuv · Post by **MacroLuv** » Sat Nov 24, 2007 4:49 am

Thanks Doug.

beetleman wrote:"I cannot believe I ate the whole thing" Excellent pictures Nikola. Like Ken said , the bee is very interesting. I have never seen a bumblebee with a white abdomen marking Why do they always have to go for the neck (gives me the chills)

I think the neck is the fastest way to the soft tissue.
A bumblebee with a white abdomen is a quite common here.