Wolf Spider
This is a very tiny wolf spider that a friend of mine collected while on a field trip in Idalia National Park. Check out my website for prints, licensing or to contact me for image use requests: www.jamesdoreyphotography.com.au
Huntsman (sparassidae)
This terrifying beauty was waiting patiently for a meal to come by. Sadly all the it found was me
Garden Jumping Spider (Opisthoncus parcedentatus)
This is actually a photo of two jumping spiders of the same species (and I think sex) on either side of a leaf. Whenever they saw each other they would both run away
Peacock Jumping Spider
A male peacock jumping spider hiding in a flower Check out my website for prints, licensing or to contact me for image use requests: www.jamesdoreyphotography.com.au
Unknown spider sp.
This spider I found in a Macadamia orchard at night, it was too terrifyingly handsome not to photograph!
Salticidae sp.
Found at my parents home near Byron Bay. stac of 113 photos
Spider exuvia
This is what's left behind when a spider sheds its skin in order to continue its growth. Check out my website for prints, licensing or to contact me for image use requests: www.jamesdoreyphotography.com.au
Ant-mimicing spider (Myrmarachne sp.)
I had to double-take this spider, as it looks so much like the ants crawling on the plans in my yard. It's front legs act like antennae, really aiding in the disguise of this trick some little critter!
Green Jumping Spider (Mopsus Mormon)
Still one of my favourites!
Wolf Spider (Lycosidae sp.)
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Unkown spider sp.
Focus stack of 10 images (live). Check out my website for prints, licensing or to contact me for image use requests: www.jamesdoreyphotography.com.au
As large as my spred hand, this huntsman was a bit terrifying to look up at, my camera and [more importantly] face directly underneath her.
Wolf spider (Lycosidae)
A wolf spider on a salt lake in Victoria struggles to hold an already dead owlfly, while trying to hold and kill a winged ant. The ant escaped.
Wolf spider
This male wolf spider was very upset to see us spotlighting around the desert and charged us several times, body raised in a display of aggression. Scary or cute... I don't know!
