Insects in the Forest

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So yesterday afternoon I with some friends went looking for photo objects in the woods around where we lived. I saw there were some that we could make the object of our photos. One of them I show here, a fly that got stuck in a cobweb. I don't know how long he's been stuck, there are some flies stuck here. I wanted to let go but was afraid of damaging the cobwebs. Because there are also spiders that roam.

I don't think this type of spider looks so small. Even I picked it up with a 25mm macro lens still looking hard to focus. After all, this spider looks annoyed when I bring my lens closer to it. He ran away, but I kept looking. He tried to hide in the leaves that were next to his nest.

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