and after 10 years macro shooting ....

Toby
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Olympus EM-1 MKII/MKIII, 60 macro, 90 macro, 12-40 PRO

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sw2001 wrote in post #17695924
No wonder you waited that long, when you chase away their food.
Great series, worth while waiting.

CyberDyneSystems wrote in post #17695965
It would be one thing if you just posted up some decent photos of the spider, but these are spectacular! As if you were doing all you could to match the rarity of your find. Well done!

racketman wrote in post #17695976
Lovely set but surely you've seen these crab spiders before, they're not exactly rare?

P4ulG wrote in post #17696151
Terrific set Amazing detail

Thanks for the comments.

Werner- thought it would be a bit unfair on the bee when I wouldn't have seen the spider if the bee had not been there and it was me that made the spider move

Toby - Nope- never seen one before and I certainly have been looking for them.

Brian v.

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