Spring isn't here yet but I've found in my office building stares yesterday this little fella.
Juvenile Pseudeuophrys sp. female about 3mm long.
Juvenile Pseudeuophrys sp. female about 3mm long.
Your opinion? First jumping spider of the year
- Thread starter MinitecaPhotographie
- Start date
The member has asked your opinion about his/her photo(s) attached in the topic.
Beautiful, i never get tired of looking at jumpers, so inquisitive and aware of their surroundings. I still have 100's of Maratus photos I need to edit and share but often think maybe its too much Maratus, but you know what? I dont care, they are by far my favourite subject in macro photography and worth every shot so I will be posting more once I get past some other edits I need to take care of. Keep them coming, fantastic work on your shot. Whenever you post a jumper photo I spend a little time looking at their features and one of the things I enjoy is looking at their features like eye arrangement, this particular species has pretty big secondary eyes, great focus and details, well done 
Always fantastic shot from you! 
She is cute. I miss you damselfly photos too!
She is cute. I miss you damselfly photos too!
Thanks a lot. If I could be able to have peacock jumping spiders in France too I would spent my all time looking for those beauties.Beautiful, i never get tired of looking at jumpers, so inquisitive and aware of their surroundings. I still have 100's of Maratus photos I need to edit and share but often think maybe its too much Maratus, but you know what? I dont care, they are by far my favourite subject in macro photography and worth every shot so I will be posting more once I get past some other edits I need to take care of. Keep them coming, fantastic work on your shot. Whenever you post a jumper photo I spend a little time looking at their features and one of the things I enjoy is looking at their features like eye arrangement, this particular species has pretty big secondary eyes, great focus and details, well done
Last edited:
Spring is not here yet but for sure I'll make night outgoing to look for some dew covered damselflies as soon as they will be there.Always fantastic shot from you!