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die Wollige Mauerspringspinne [Pseudeuophrys lanigera] ♂ ist, wie der Name es schon sagt, in/an/in der Nähe von menschlichen Behausungen anzutreffen. Männchen erreichen eine Körperlänge von 3 - 4 mm. Die Art kommt hier jedes Jahr recht häufig zu Besuch.
Eine beeindruckende Makroaufaufnahme von dieser Spinne ist Dir da gelungen! Ich finde es immer wieder faszinierend, dass diese kleinen Wesen so still sitzen bleiben, wenn sich das für sie riesige Objektiv nähert.
danke für Eure Anmerkungen. Ja, Springspinnen sitzen gelegentlich schön still. Sie sind halt ziemlich neugierig. Dieser Bursche hat allerdings ziemlich rumgezickt. Ich habe kaum brauchbare Belichtungsreihen hinbekommen. Aber wenn ein Bild paßt, ist es ja schon gut.
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