This spider has captured a moth.
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I love to see when a spider captures someone bigger than itself. Delightfully ferocious.
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I’m glad that you like the image, Jet.
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great photo – that spider is so much smaller than the moth – but still manages to look so menacing
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Thanks Raewyn; perhaps spiders are designed to look menacing.
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The contrast with the backdrop wins it for me – great detail
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Thanks Scott.
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