Spider beats Dragonfly

[pug8]

It was quite windy so it it was very difficult to get a decent shot. This shows a full-grown spider and a much younger one. There were also other spiders on the same web - tiny, tiny white spiders which at first I thought were water droplets.


My first picture post.

[Skippy]

It was quite windy so it it was very difficult to get a decent shot. This shows a full-grown spider and a much younger one. There were also other spiders on the same web - tiny, tiny white spiders which at first I thought were water droplets.


My first picture post.

Welcome to the Dgrin Forum Pug8, and what a fantastic shot you've posted :clap don't ya just love nature :ivar nice shot of how things are on the food chain ..... boy oh boy I'm looking forward to seeing more of your work, nice to see you posting, and please do share more of your work.
........ Skippy (Australia)

[Awais Yaqub]

Absolutly fantastic :huh
Welcome to the forum i hope you enjoy here :clap

[jwear]

a very good capture :thumb

[Forehead]

That spider's got enough food there for the next three months!

Do you know how many dragonflies we would need to last the next three months?:rofl

[tlee]

Wow! What a great capture (for you, and the spider).

--T:D

[Swartzy]

great capture.....oh, forget lunch..ewww.

[gus]

Great shot ! Thats not a younger spider but a male. A frightened one but a male none the less. You can see his 'boxing gloves' near his mouth quite clearly. That means male in the spider world.

[Jeff Fillmore]

Man- nature is one harsh m.f.- Nice shot.

[ballentphoto]

That is a GREAT shot!!! Please post more :thumb

[Lord Vetinari]

Excellent capture :)
Brian V.