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Sep 21, 2007 07:25 |  #16

Hi Mark love the second shot great capture
amazed you got him with prey too , I've seen these in the garden and havent even tried to shoot them to small and too fast
I know he slowed down but still well done
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Sep 21, 2007 07:38 as a reply to  @ lcpete's post |  #17

Hiya Pete,

Many thanks for your kind words & comments, I was also amazed I can tell you, couldn't believe my luck:D for that's what it is Luck, no skillful hunting :lol:

Cheers for now
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Sep 21, 2007 08:40 |  #18
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racketman wrote in post #3969607 (external link)
dpastern wrote in post #3969332 (external link)
Wow, well spotted, well captured! I guess they are a spider after all ;) Bonus including a springtail (and getting the ID right by the sounds of it). Well done!

Barkfly not Springtail ;)

Dang, looked like a Springtail to me! See, now you know why I suck at finding them ;)

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