I just learned recently that spiders are not insect. I’m sorry, but maybe I was absent or simply not listening when it was thought in school. With the countless kinds of spiders (not to mention Spiderman,) they ought to have their own group in the animal kingdom. Though I don’t specifically know what they are called, here are a few that take shelter around our place.
the unbearable lightness of being me. 
I’m hoping to tackle the jumping spiders this spring/summer – last year I did way too little macro photography. Your post inspires me to do better this year, nice series!
thank you! i would like to see what you did. š
What patience it must have taken to find all of these spiders. I love the way in many photos you capture their little faces, looking right at you, as if to say, “I wonder what that guy is doing and if he can be trusted.” It’s something to capture the consciousness of a creature so different from us in many ways.
true, patience is a must. thanks! š
Reblogged this on pindanpost.
thank you for reblogging, tom. š
I love your pictures, the second one from the top just looks soo cute š
thank you. i’m glad you like it! š
Looove jumping spiders and your photos do them fantastic justice! Love your shots.
thank you for the appreciation. š
As always, the Great Greths talaga!!! Congratulations on this new website, have this bookmarked so I could see more fabulous works and hoping it will jump start me into “macroing” the bugs world, lol:D Keep it up classmate:)) Have fun! Johnb
thanks john!!! š
I’m curious about where you live. Malapit ka lang ba sa bundok? š
I’m from Binangonan, Rizal… sa paanan ng bulubunduking Binangonan. š
Thanks for letting me camp out in your blog today. As always, I had a great time and tried to leave my campsite as clean as when I arrived.
and as always, i am more than grateful, thank you so much!