New life

Spring , time for new life, The birds doing eggs , other give birth and this is the new life of spiders . Funny , they are all close thogether but when you touch they spread out. I`ll show to-morrow
The size of this spiderbaby s are +/- 1 mm. ( 0.040 inch ) )

[myla]

so many! they have neat markings.

[bruni]

Amazing looking. are these all from one spider???

[Roe Jan]

Great find! Would give my daughter nightmares...

[Elyse Klemchuk]

I like how clearly I can see the web in this picture!

[Roe Jan]

Thank you for your nice words about my dogwood flower. The Latin name is Cornus florida.

[Carolyn White]

Yikes!!! That's a lot of little spiders! Awesome capture! Thank you for all the nice comments on my pics! :0)

[e.gad]

Such a great shot! Love the composition. Looks even better viewed large.

[Kerri]

Great composition

[Kathryn Marshall]

Amazing close up! I never get to see these spider babies like this, because I always walk into them. Then I have to brush the baby spiders off of me. I am looking forward to the next picture of these spider babies.

[Lilith Cherry]

What a huge family! They are very cute!

[Margaret Pengelly]

What an interesting shot! Little bodies everywhere.

[Shirley Chetwynd]

Wow they are amazing to see.

[Geertje K.]

Amazing capture! Now I'm on the lookout in my garden as well!

[Jennifer C]

wonderful pic Pyrrhula!

[Yoella Offir]

Beautiful and interesting macro.

[june milner]

fantastic shot. 365 is like an encyclopedia.

[Henriette Sparkes]

Fabulous shot of those!!

[Margaret Tryon]

Incredible.