<p><b>Adult male Jumping Spider Hiding in Leaves - (Habronattus coecatus)</b>
</p><p>What a beautiful day today was! 
</p><p>I set out to look for bugs around 4 and by about 6 PM I had found 4 adult male Habronattus coecatus, 2 female H. coecatus (maturity unknown), one Phidippus audax female, several young frogs, a fairly large moth in perfect shape, several beetles, countless young Rabidosa rabida wolf spiders, 2 adult male Blue Birds, and a little bright yellow bird with a black head that I don't know the name of... any suggestions?
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The above photo was taken with the 50mm reversed to the bellows and is full frame. Pretty low magnifcation for me, but I just couldn't bring myself to crop it (the eyes are just slightly out of focus anyways). Images like this never get as many views but that doesn't really matter.
<a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://www.flickr.com/people/7539598@N04">Opo Terser</a> (Thomas Shahan)
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