Wolf spider mum and spiderlings
Lord Vetinari
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Wolf spider mum with spiderlings sitting on an Eucalyptus leaf in a miniature Hebe bush. Focus stacked using zerene stacker.
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AFAIK just wolf spiders do this but they are a very widespread gound spider family. Other spiders may well stay with the egg sac and then guard the young when they hatch for a period.
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How many stacked in each?
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Not many - just 3 or 4 shots I think
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Thanks Phil, that's one thing I try to do - keep up with the shots but a lot easier when you are retired
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I still need to get one of those MPE lenses, perhaps next year!
Thanks for sharing.