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Posted By: DW58, 08-12-2021, 02:05 PM

Well he doesn't seem to be too happy.

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08-12-2021, 02:40 PM   #2
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Grumpy?
Looks to me like a very high brow conductor in front of his orchestra.
Well, yes, and grumpy too!
Sharp shot!
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08-12-2021, 03:02 PM   #3
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Those four beady eyes staring at you with legs extended as a warning do make it grumpy. Nice capture and title.
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Grumpy is a perfect description - this guy's got a chip on his . . . . . . shoulders! Super catch, Dave.

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QuoteOriginally posted by angkymac Quote
Grumpy?
Looks to me like a very high brow conductor in front of his orchestra.
Well, yes, and grumpy too!
Sharp shot!
Angky.
QuoteOriginally posted by MikeNArk Quote
Those four beady eyes staring at you with legs extended as a warning do make it grumpy. Nice capture and title.
QuoteOriginally posted by Sailor Quote
Grumpy is a perfect description - this guy's got a chip on his . . . . . . shoulders! Super catch, Dave.

Jer
Grumpy is what first came to mind when I looked at it. Thanks for your comments Angky, Mike and Jer. Always appreciated.
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Very nice bw. Beautiful composition. The posture surely is a success.
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Very nice bw. Beautiful composition. The posture surely is a success.
Thanks for your comment. Appreciated.

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Great macro Dave! I really like the choice of black & white for this little guy. I have photographed a few of these and they sure like to bluff with those front legs.
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Great macro Dave! I really like the choice of black & white for this little guy. I have photographed a few of these and they sure like to bluff with those front legs.
Thanks Todd. It does seem like a common defense posture.
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Female Crab Spiders can get really big. Plus, some species change colors! Nice shot.
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Female Crab Spiders can get really big. Plus, some species change colors! Nice shot.
Thanks TER-OR. The ones we have around here can change their color. This one is yellow to match the petals of this Black-eyed Susan. Pretty cool.
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Yeah, you'll start seeing them everywhere once you find them.

Here's what the big girls look like fully grown.


Small in the spring - the Andrena bees are at most 1cm long.


I'm not completely sure what's going on on here, but it's probably a female consuming a male.


Speaking of mating behavior:
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