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Orange Head Jumping Spider - Prostheclina bulburin Jumping spiders are generally diurnal, active hunters. They jump by altering the pressure of body fluid (hemolymph) within the legs. Jumping spiders can jump several times the length of their bodies. When a jumping spider is moving from place to place and just before it jumps. NSW Australia

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Wood Frog Tadpoles And Spotted Salamander Eggs - Close Up

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Brown Jumping Spider - (Salticidae) macro close up. This adorable (6mm) Brown Jumping Spider was easy to work with and was content sitting on a leaf primping, wiping its big eyes with it's Pedipalps and cleaning its feet that it uses for taste. The hairs on it's legs are sensitive to slight vibrations and need constant attention. Jumping spider from eastcoast NSW Australia.

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Spider territorial dominance display of the Aussie Bronze Jumper spider. The male Helpis spp spider uses it's front legs and extension of it's fangs in a dominance display, if the other male does not back off both spiders will duel and the winner is determined by having the longer front pair of legs - Helpis minitabunda (Salticidae)

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Orange Head Jumping Spider - Prostheclina bulburin Jumping spiders are generally diurnal, active hunters. They jump by altering the pressure of body fluid (hemolymph) within the legs. Jumping spiders can jump several times the length of their bodies. When a jumping spider is moving from place to place and just before it jumps. NSW Australia

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Macro shot of black ground beetle.

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Male Eastern Hercules (Rhinoceros) Beetle Walking

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Orange Head Jumping Spider - Prostheclina bulburin Jumping spiders are generally diurnal, active hunters. They jump by altering the pressure of body fluid (hemolymph) within the legs. Jumping spiders can jump several times the length of their bodies. When a jumping spider is moving from place to place and just before it jumps. NSW Australia

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Brown Jumping Spider - (Salticidae) macro close up. This adorable (6mm) Brown Jumping Spider was easy to work with and was content sitting on a leaf primping, wiping its big eyes with it's Pedipalps and cleaning its feet that it uses for taste. The hairs on it's legs are sensitive to slight vibrations and need constant attention. Jumping spider from eastcoast NSW Australia.

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Brown Jumping Spider - (Salticidae) macro close up. This adorable (6mm) Brown Jumping Spider was easy to work with and was content sitting on a leaf primping, wiping its big eyes with it's Pedipalps and cleaning its feet that it uses for taste. The hairs on it's legs are sensitive to slight vibrations and need constant attention. Jumping spider from eastcoast NSW Australia.

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Brown Jumping Spider - (Salticidae) macro close up. This adorable (6mm) Brown Jumping Spider was easy to work with and was content sitting on a leaf primping, wiping its big eyes with it's Pedipalps and cleaning its feet that it uses for taste. The hairs on it's legs are sensitive to slight vibrations and need constant attention. Jumping spider from eastcoast NSW Australia.

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Brown Jumping Spider - (Salticidae) macro close up. This adorable (6mm) Brown Jumping Spider was easy to work with and was content sitting on a leaf primping, wiping its big eyes with it's Pedipalps and cleaning its feet that it uses for taste. The hairs on it's legs are sensitive to slight vibrations and need constant attention. Jumping spider from eastcoast NSW Australia.

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Yellow sunflower field with a bee that pollinates the flower

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Yellow sunflower field with a bee that pollinates the flower

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Divers off load(from a boat)a concrete block with its Acoustic beacon that will be placed on the ocean floor for monitoring Mola's and Manta's passing by.

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Yellow sunflower field with a bee that pollinates the flower

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Yellow sunflower field with a bee that pollinates the flower

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Yellow sunflower field with a bee that pollinates the flower

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Yellow Slender Robber Fly - Cerdistus sp? (Asilidae) - Robber flies also called assassin flies feed mainly or exclusively on other insects, they wait in ambush and catch their prey in flight. The fluffy setae hairs above the mouthparts protect the large compound eyes and assist in securing their prey.

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Yellow sunflower field with a bee that pollinates the flower

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