RESULTS: Eco-Lens Challenge | Week 3

Your post was excellent in terms of research, and you included the relevant references. It was great that you talked about your experience with the insect. You included the taxon (remember to clearly indicate where you took it).
The weakness was the photography and its editing. Flipping the photo doesn't make it different. It's not necessary to add text with the name on the photos. The video, which is barely 5 seconds long, is really unnecessary; it contributes nothing.
Congratulations on your discipline in commenting on the other posts. Keep it up..

Honorary entry, does not participate.

I'm familiar with these insects, and their streamlined shape makes them very good swimmers.
Fantastic! You found an aquatic insect outside its natural habitat. That would have been an excellent lead for the post. Although you mention it briefly when asking why it ended up in your garden.
Next time, find a clear glass jar of water and capture some shots of it swimming. Even if you use an external image and include the reference, remember that we only want your own photos for this contest.
Thank you for your participation.

You used your photo editing skills very well, highlighting the spider in its silk, and that's what this contest is all about. These are photos that, despite being in the same frame, capture the spider in different positions. Although a closer shot could have been better.
The description of the habitat and behaviors could have been better. Remember, just like in the photos, it's the spider that should "shine" in the text and videos. 🤔😉😀
I didn't find any references to your research, nor did I see any comments from you on other publications.

Entry not valid. Thank you for participating. You're invited to participate in week 4.