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Jumping Spider

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Description:

A beautiful white salticid....reverse ring is a real magic for macro ! :D

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Comments (4)
Ashutosh Dudhatra
It is brownish in the first picture due to internal retinal movement!
Ashutosh Dudhatra
Haha...actually the 2nd pic isnt tht focused mark...and in the first pic,id focued only the eyes! Thts why u cant see other parts...and reverse ring is much cheaper option for macro....check the second pic now ive added a new one :)
Mark Ridgway
Not sure I understand. In #1 I can see four eyes and part of one leg and in #2 there is a big shadow. How does the 'reverse ring' help?

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International Spider Survey
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Spiders of India
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Mission WILD
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Jumping Spiders of the World
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National Geographic's Great Nature Project

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PublishedAugust 8, 2014

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