A dew-covered ladybug on an sunrise stroll, a curious grasshopper and a nifty spider were all captured mid-morning routine in one photographer’s back garden.
A group of ladybugs braved the early hour to explore flowers and shoots in Cadiz, southern Spain.
Not to be outdone for the spotlight was a jumping spider, spotted striding across a garden with a drop of water balancing on its head.
A ladybug covered in drops of dew walks across a shoot in Cadiz, Spain
A spider working on the perfect posture by balancing a drop of water on its head
The Spanish sun has yet to dry this lady bug as it takes an early morning walk across the petals of a flower
Spiders are born with perfect balancing skills, spending their days dangling from nets, although for some, it seems the ethic is that practice makes perfect.
The close-up shots show the antics of common garden bugs such as grasshoppers and ladybirds as they go about their business in the garden of the photographer in Cadiz, southern Spain.
Amateur close-up photographer Alejandro Ferrer, 33, from the town of San Roque, Spain was out taking pictures of insects when he decided to add an element of comedy to his shoot.
‘Many people hate spiders, but I think they are beautiful creatures,’ said Alejandro.
‘So I decided to portray them in my pictures in a very friendly way so people would change their minds about how they feel.’
The bright shell of a ladybug in contrast to a soft violet-hued flower
A ladybird was up early and ready to face the day whilst its chosen flower friend decided to stay rolled up in bed for a little longer
A grasshopper enjoys a dewy morning wash
The photographer added: ‘I saw one little jumping spider in my garden and decided to place of droplet of water on its head.
‘Now it’s obvious from the pictures that spiders really can be really cute and endearing creatures, capable of bringing us joy.
‘The spider did a great balancing act while running across the grass. It managed to carry the water for about 30 seconds in total.
‘I hope people seeing these images will agree we have to take care of nature.
‘Especially smaller helpless animals, as together we form this world.’
One ladybug doing its morning exercise climbing a flower shoot
The bright red ladybug is easy to spot among the dead leaves
A lady bug takes a rest on a leaf before braving a twisted branch
It appears the rain in Spain stays mainly on this jumping spider’s head
The photos of the little bugs were taken in the photographer’s garden in Cadiz, Spain
Attribution: Sara Malm, Mail Online
