New Wave Bugs ...

[MarkB1]

Some ordinary new wave bugs ...

[seaslug]

Amazing!

[eaglem]

Very detailed and sharp

[Alan]

Hardly ordinary photos!

There is no mistaking your stunning style

[MarkB1]

Thanks for comments all, appreciated.

[MEK]

Ooooh and Aaaah !!!!! ) Fantastic (

[wigz]

Very, very nice indeed and beautifully lit. The last one could do with a bit more space though.

[MarkB1]

Thanks for comments all, appreciated.

Alan, wasp was too big for my setup, no time to change - gotta take it while it's available.

[Jurujoh]

Excellent Macros.

Jules

[Ironwood]

Stunning set of photos Mark.

Mrs Mopsus has bitten off more than she can chew there

[MarkB1]

Excellent Macros.

Jules

Thanks Jules.

[MarkB1]

Stunning set of photos Mark.

Mrs Mopsus has bitten off more than she can chew there

Thanks Brad. That's a Mr, I believe - don't actually know but expect she would be bigger bodied as is usual with spiders.

[Ironwood]

Thanks Brad. That's a Mr, I believe - don't actually know but expect she would be bigger bodied as is usual with spiders.

According to the sources I use for Spider ID's, the male has the black face with the white whiskers on the sides, while the female is mostly green, with that distinctive pattern on the top of her head.

http://www.arachne.org.au/01_cms/details.asp?ID=1091

[MarkB1]

According to the sources I use for Spider ID's, the male has the black face with the white whiskers on the sides, while the female is mostly green, with that distinctive pattern on the top of her head.

http://www.arachne.org.au/01_cms/details.asp?ID=1091

Looks about right. Now I know something I didn't. :-)