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Spider on canvas...

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Spider on canvas sent on April 14, 2016 (18:59) by Jazzbozz. 4 comments, 1263 views. [retina]

, 1/250 f/9.0, ISO 100, hand held.

Prima prova di focus stacking di 2 scatti. Obiettivo invertito montato su 90 mm di tubi di prolunga + crop compositivo. Grazie a Claudio L per il nome della specie.



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sent on April 15, 2016 (20:02)


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Bellissimi scatto e soggetto! Vedo male o ha anche una preda fra le zanne? Complimenti! Sorriso

Beautiful shot and subject! I see evil or even has a prey among the fangs? Compliments! :-)

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sent on April 15, 2016 (20:10)


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Veramente non sono riuscito a capirlo neanch'io, ad occhio nudo si vedeva giusto il ragno. Grazie del passaggio e dell'apprezzamento Sorriso
Ciao
Rossano

Truly I could not figure it out either, with the naked eye you could see just the spider. Thanks for the ride and appreciation :-)
Hello
Rossano

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sent on April 15, 2016 (23:13)


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Il bel ragnetto fotografato, è una:

Cyclosa conica (Pallas, 1772)

Colorazione e disegni sull'addome (opistosoma) possono essere molto variabili, ma la forma appunto conica (appuntita) lo rendono un carattere morfologico caratteristico, di questa bella specie di Araneidae.

Ciao Claudio;-)

P.S.:
La poltiglia che si intravede tra i pedipalpi, sono i resti parzialmente digeriti di una preda, perchè il ciclo digestivo dei ragni comincia all'esterno, e non all'interno del loro corpo, il veleno inoculato con i cheliceri, oltre a paralizzare la preda funge anche da potente succo gastrico, che scioglie letteralmente la preda, così che il ragno la possa succhiare fino a lasciare solo un guscio (esoscheletro) completamente vuoto!Triste

The beautiful photographed spider mite, is one:

conical Cyclosa (Pallas, 1772)

Coloration and designs on the abdomen (Opisthosoma) can be highly variable, but the shape precisely tapered (pointed) make it a characteristic morphological character of this beautiful species of Araneidae.

Hello Claudio ;-)

PS:
The pulp that can be glimpsed between the pedipalps, are the remains of a partially digested prey, because the digestive cycle of spiders begins outside, and not inside their body, the poison inoculated with chelicerae and paralyze the prey doubles as a powerful gastric juices, which literally melt the prey, so that the spider can suck up to leave only a shell (exoskeleton) completely empty!:-(

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sent on April 16, 2016 (3:03)


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Grazie mille per il tuo dettagliato commento, aggiungo il nome della specie al titolo.
Ciao
Rossano

Thank you very much for your detailed comment, add the species name to the title.
Hello
Rossano


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