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I have developed an interest in the various insects and spiders in the area.

We have some very large spiders and a host of colorgul insects to see. A macro lens or some extension rings offer a way to capture the details

Wildlife macros are special because the subjext moves and the closer you get to more likely you are disturb the subject and "miss a good shot"

I sugest the 100mm macro or longer for this type of work. I've used the Canon 180mm f3.5 which is nothing short of spectacular!! The Nikon 200mm is another excellent choice!
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