Dancing Spider...?

[Artosoft]

Hi,

I don't know the name of this spider:


D70s with 60mm f/2.8 AFD Micro. 1/250s, f/22, ASA200. SB-800 mounted on camera, M 1/4. NC to crop and enhance colour.

This spider looks like freeze when I took the photos. I can try many exposures and flash power, and the spider is remain in the same style .

Enjoy!

Regards,
Arto.

[Qazwer]

It's the lynx spider.

Nice composition.

[Jayson_Ang]

The Burmese Lynx Spider
more info on Spider IDs can be found here
http://habitatnews.nus.edu.sg/guideb.../a-spiders.htm

[Artosoft]

Originally Posted by Qazwer It's the lynx spider. Nice composition.

Thank you.

Regards,
Arto.

[Artosoft]

Originally Posted by Jayson_Ang The Burmese Lynx Spider more info on Spider IDs can be found here http://habitatnews.nus.edu.sg/guideb.../a-spiders.htm

Thank you for the name and info.

How can this spider from Burmese end up in my garden ?

Regards,
Arto.

[Jayson_Ang]

lynx spider can fly ....
anyway, this is the stance of the lynx spider when it is being provoked.
can you see that it raises its 2 forelegs at you? he wants to eat you!

[Artosoft]

Originally Posted by Jayson_Ang lynx spider can fly .... anyway, this is the stance of the lynx spider when it is being provoked. can you see that it raises its 2 forelegs at you? he wants to eat you!

Yah... True.... He can eat me anytime .

BTW, its looks like cactus [and I found it at my cactus pot, maybe he molest my cactus ].

Regards,
Arto.

[Jayson_Ang]

Originally Posted by Artosoft Yah... True.... He can eat me anytime . BTW, its looks like cactus [and I found it at my cactus pot, maybe he molest my cactus ]. Regards, Arto.

molest you cactus? ouch! bad move