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Old 10th September 2005   #1
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Default Spiders and Robberfly

Like Ortega, I manage to take a pic of a heavy humper. But it was hiding beneath the leaves, and it was difficult to take clear shot of it. After taking the shot, I tried to 'encourage' it to come out of it, and off it went....not to be seen again

I also spotted a Banded Phintella and a small robberfly perched at the tip of a plant (same place as my Dragonfly shots last week).

All taken with FZ10+Nikon 6T+Sigma CU, Ext bounce flash, ISO 50, F8, various speeds

#1: Heavy jumper 1
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#2: Heavy Jumper 2
1/160s


#3: Banded Phintella
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#4: Robberfly
1/125s


#5: Eyes
1/160s

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Old 10th September 2005   #2
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whoa nice and sharp details on the robberfly.
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Old 10th September 2005   #3
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Your first Robberfly is superb I must say!
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Old 10th September 2005   #4
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great series once again...

been a loyal fan to ur close-ups on insects...

managed to spot a similar spider in Pulau Ubin last wkend but it ended up jumpin' on my lens n started creatin' webs...
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Thanks Ortega, Sumball and feimao07! Appreciate for your comments.

I posted the 'Robberfly' pic at another forum, and someone commented that it could be a dance fly. Did a search, and some dance fly does look like that......anyone knows the difference?

Thanks!
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Old 11th September 2005   #6
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Originally Posted by tchuanye
Thanks Ortega, Sumball and feimao07! Appreciate for your comments.

I posted the 'Robberfly' pic at another forum, and someone commented that it could be a dance fly. Did a search, and some dance fly does look like that......anyone knows the difference?

Thanks!
Don't look like a Dance fly to me. There's one taken when I was in Ireland.
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Nice series
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Old 11th September 2005   #7
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Thanks Melvyn! So thats a dance fly....have you seen one in Spore?

Anyway thanks for the comments and clarification! Appreciate that!
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