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Titchy!

  • shutterbug
    Participant

    If you have ever seen little red pin head sized yokes running around
    like mad things…….well this is one of them :shock: Sigma 70mm macro
    plus 2x convertor. Not an outstandingly sharp shot cos he wouldnt stay
    still for long, I put out some sugar in the hope it would keep him interested
    for a while.

    sharnahws
    Member

    I love it! Not as sharp as it could be, but still a great shot.

    shutterbug
    Participant

    Thanks Sharon, it was cropped to within an inch of its life as well
    which didnt help, but hey nothing ventured nothing gained as they
    say :)

    I like it too – could be a tad sharper but nice nonetheless….

    What ARE these little fellas called anyway? :?

    Brickee
    Participant

    I like the sugar crytals, the spider could be sharper but it is still a nice shot IMO.

    Jim

    shutterbug
    Participant

    Dunno Vanessa I have always called them red spider mites but dont
    know why? they are like specks of dust really tiny. Thanks for looking!
    Thanks Jim, yep the sugar came out better than the insect, I have another
    with a tiny ant which I will post today.

    Rob
    Member

    We get millions of those little things all over our garden and the walls of
    our house, no idea what they are. And they really are tiny, so fair play to
    you for actually getting a shot of one…

    Rob.

    shutterbug
    Participant

    Thanks Rob, I think if they werent bright red you probably wouldnt
    know they existed at all :)

    oshead
    Participant
    shutterbug wrote:
    I put out some sugar in the hope it would keep him interested
    for a while.

    Quote:
    He probably tought you were trying to kill’em. The size of each piece of sugar… :shock:

    Dave OS

    jessthespringer
    Participant

    I like these wee things…. Make your jeans red if you sit on them though :(

    Sinead.

    shutterbug
    Participant

    I have discovered they are called red spider mites and hate
    water, love the heat dont know what damage they do (if any)
    and there are probably trillions of them in everyones garden!

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