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Front portrait of Plexippoides doenitzi　jumping spider (Natural+flash light, macro close-up photography)

Photos I would like to present The beauty of small insects that we can't see

Macro photograph of a female black widow spider hanging on her web she has constructed on a small branch. There is great detail in her features.

Lycosa tarantula with offspring on his abdomen

A Three-banded Argiope quietly waits for prey in its web.

Macro photo of Lomelosia stellata flower seed head with a spider hanging below

spider on a leaf in the garden, closeup of photo

Close up of large golden orb spider in web, in Australian bushland. Photographed in central Queensland, Australia.

Tetragnatha extensa Common Stretch Spider. Digitally Enhanced Photograph.

A spider (Agelena labyrinthica) in the undergrowth, in the midst of its intricate web funnel trap and surrounded by its food cache of dead or immobilised insects.

Macro closeup of a house spider on a wooden floor

A forest spider on the wood of a tree. A predator that preys on other small invertebrates.

An European garden spider envelops its prey, a small ladybug.

$In a tranquil corner of a Paris apartment, a Comb-Footed Spider (Theridiidae family) carefully maneuvers along the spines of an 8-inch cactus. This close-up shot focuses on the spider's alert stance, its numerous eyes glistening as it hangs suspended between the sharp thorns. The dark background highlights the spider's delicate frame and the subtle, shimmering threads of its web, creating a dramatic and eerie atmosphere. The image evokes a sense of stillness and tension, capturing the spider in a moment of poised vigilance, perfectly adapted to its urban indoor habitat.\n\n Comb-Footed Spider (Theridiidae family), which includes the common house spiders. These spiders are known for their small size, rounded abdomen, and long, slender legs. The Theridiidae family is quite diverse, and many species within this family create irregular, tangled webs, often found indoors. These spiders are harmless to humans and play a beneficial role in controlling insect populations.$

A female Black Widow (Latrodectus hesperus) spider on her sticky web in a dark corner of an Arizona garden.

Bright green crab spider with brown spots on its legs is standing on gravel in the garden.

Pardosa Lugubris Lycosidae Wolf Spider. Digitally Enhanced Photograph.

Spider on a web among pine trees in a forest

False widow, Steatoda nobilis, spider, resting on wooden slats

Silver Argiope Spider, Argiope argentata, Punta Cormorant, Floreana Island; Charles Island; Galapagos Islands; Galapagos; Ecuador. Galapagos Islands National Park. Female.

Close-up of a spider web among the bushes.

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