Jumper Spider Photograph by Duane McCullough

Jumper Spider

by Duane McCullough

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Title

Jumper Spider

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Duane McCullough

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Photograph - Canvas Wrap Prints

Description

Jumper Spider on Fire Sticks Succulents by Duane McCullough

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September 10th, 2012

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Comments (7)

Sergey Taran

Great work

Duane McCullough replied:

Thank you Sergey -- you have some great work of images of animals also!

Mary Myers

These jumpers are the ONLY spiders that I tolerate. Some how or other, I feel that they have a "mind" of their own. Drag a finger near them and watch them react. And I'll bet this little fellow was watching you!!!!!! You did a very nice job of capture, right down to the hairs on the legs. I like and thank you for sharing your find.

Duane McCullough replied:

Thanks Mary -- yes, the little fellow was watching me and seemed to want to play. Jumper spiders are the neatest of all the spiders because they look so cute and show great curiosity when, like you said, a finger is placed near them.

Denise Clark

I think I'm loosing it...he looks cute and cuddly...Seriously though...Great capture with wonderful detail. l/f

Duane McCullough replied:

Thank you Denise -- and Jumper Spider thanks you too ;)

Duane McCullough

Thanks Lynn and Michael -- this cutie was fun to catch with the camera. Jumper Spiders are very curious and I've never been bitten before by any of them -- but I try not to give them the opportunity to bite.