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Wolf spider

Hogna antelucana

Photo by KarenL
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Field Notes

Description:

2" diameter brown striped wolf spider.

Habitat:

Edge of Harpeth river.

Notes:

Spotted two of this species today. I have posted the other as a separate spotting as it was much paler in color than this one.

Species ID Suggestions

Fishing Spider

Dolomedes

Comments (9)

Thanks Carol! Yes it's taken a while but I'm having more success focussing - if the subject keeps still!
Your hand is so steady and the photos are really clear. You are really getting amazing at macro. I have noticed the difference. WOW!
Thank you Joseph! Project Noah has made me really keen to improve my photography skills! :)
Well, it takes excellent photos indeed! And you are a keen photographer!Thank you for the info. Keep up the great work :) :) :)
Joseph, I use a Lumix FZ40 camera which doesn't have an interchangeable lens (Its a decent point & shoot not a DSLR) The camera does have a macro setting but I've never been able to get great results from it so I invested in a Raynox macro converter & it seems to do the trick! http://raynox.co.jp/english/dcr/dcr250/indexdcr250eg.htm
May I ask, do you use a macro lense, or just settings? Macro is one of my favorite types of photography. Im eager to learn about it.
Thanks Joseph! Macro is so much easier when the subject is a huge as this one!

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