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ljsbugblog · 6 months
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a girl with a snack.
Pink Flower Spider, female (Tharrhalea evanida), and unknown Vespid (family Vespidae), on Oleander (Nerium oleander).
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rattyexplores · 6 months
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Stephanopis Spider Camouflaging Itself
Unidentified, genus Stephanopis
23/03/23 - NSW, Berrima
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razehider · 6 days
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and they were roommates
a napoleon spider (Synema globosum) sharing a flower with a spotted chafer (Oxythyrea funesta) might seem like an unlikely pair, but i've never seen one of these spiders even attempt to catch a beetle despite both species being very common. they must prefer lighter prey
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here's another spider preying on a nomad bee (Nomada sp.) and a bunch of chafers partying together
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snototter · 1 year
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A female white banded crab spider (Misumenoides formosipes) camouflages on a flower in Aden, Virginia, USA
by Judy Gallagher
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arachnophanatic · 5 months
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Bark crab spider / genus Bassaniana
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antiqueanimals · 2 years
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Spiders, written by Dean Morris, 1977.
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greencheekconure27 · 2 years
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Oh to be a little round spider nested in a rose...
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whatnext10 · 1 day
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Tiny Little Crab Spiders are Powerful Hunters
Hidden Northern crab spiders (Mecaphesa asperata) are interesting, and rather devious little hunters. Unlike a lot of spiders, they don’t build webs, but instead they are ambush hunters. They hide on plants that are flowering and wait for pollenators to come along for a meal. Then they leap out and bite the prey. These little spiders are quite small, but they are strong and fast and can often…
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cupcakeshakesnake · 10 months
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I had. a Thought
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onenicebugperday · 9 months
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Pink crab spider, Thomisus onustus, Thomisidae
Despite the common name, this species exhibits a wide range of coloration including pink, white, yellow, green, brown, or a combination of any of those. Like other flower crab spiders, they are able to change their color over a matter of days to more closely match their environment. Found in Eurasia and northern Africa.
Photo 1 by paulf84, 2 by wildchroma, 3 by sonic7730, 4 by ffigon, 5 by marie-ruel, 6 by marketaz, 7 by dbenvenuti, 8 by mammal, 9 by alexis_orion, and 10 by talgar-t64
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ljsbugblog · 3 months
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the marigolds are in full flower, which has attracted a myriad pollinators and their predators, like this small crab spider.
Unknown Flower Crab Spider (genus Thomisus).
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rattyexplores · 6 months
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Cryptic Crab Spider
Unidentified, genus Stephanopis
23/03/23 - NSW, Berrima
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poll-position · 6 months
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snototter · 1 year
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Bearded-Legs Crab Spider (Stephanopis barbipes), New South Wales, Australia
by Questagame 
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arachnophanatic · 7 months
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Crab spider / family Thomisidae.
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antiqueanimals · 2 years
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Wonder Starters: Spiders. Illustrated by Richard Orr. Published in 1983.
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