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Agalenatea redii sent on November 10, 2014 (10:01) by Maurow. 3 comments, 753 views.

, 2 sec f/13.0, ISO 100, tripod. Imola, Italy.

Questo giovane esemplare di Agalanatea (l'unico del genere presente in Italia) si accinge a trascorrere l'inverno, protetto dalla tipica folta pelliccia, in attesa di compiere, a marzo, la sua ultima muta.

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13 persons like it: Albertopantellini, Cuoricino, Damiano68, Detu, Errevi, Federico Galetto, Gav, Marco Matarese, Mattiaorsili, Raffaella Coreggioli, Rendih, Roy72chi, Vincenzo Sciumè

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Damiano68

sent on November 11, 2014 (16:19)

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Che buffa posizione ha questo ragno con le zampe così dritte in avanti! Sorriso

Direi che è uno scatto tecnicamente molto valido con un ottimo dettaglio riscontrabile su quella massa di peletti che lo ricopre. Mi piace anche la composizione, magari, tanto per trovare il pelo nell'uovo,l'avrei ancora un pochino "diagonalizzata".
Bravissimo.
Ciao

What a funny position has this spider with its legs so straight forward! :-)
I would say that is a shot technically very good with excellent detail found on the mass of hairs covering it. I also like the composition, maybe, just to be nit-picking, I would have a little bit more "diagonalized".
Bravissimo.
Hello

Raffaella Coreggioli

sent on November 13, 2014 (22:09)

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Accidenti non sapevo che pure i ragni amano mimetizzarsi! Condivido l'analisi di Damiano, forse avrebbe reso bene anche in verticale, comunque una bella ripresa, complimenti ;)
Ciao
Raffaella

Damn I did not know that well love spiders camouflage! I agree with the analysis of Damian, he might have made well in vertical, still a good shot, congratulations;)
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Raffaella

Rendih

sent on March 15, 2015 (14:38)

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Foto stupende :)
Come faccio a riconoscere un certo tipo di ragno...mi piacerebbe metterli su juza col proprio nome di specie.

Great pics :)
How do I recognize a certain type of spider ... I'd put them on Juza with its species name.

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