Another Jumping Spider, this one's from the Salticidae family. I followed it around the forest floor as it jumped through the leaf litter.
Nikon d70 : 1/400 : f/10 : 90mm : iso400
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1 comment:
That is kind of cute :) Great focus on the eyes. It looks good against the reddish floor.
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