Green Lynx Spider by Hubba1
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Description
Lynx spiders get their name from the way that they pounce on their prey in a catlike fashion. These spiders spend their time hunting for insects in flowers and bushes. They are fast runners, but mostly are seen lying in wait for prey. They build no web for prey capture, but they do release a silk dragline as they hunt. I think this one is a female as the males have a thinner body. I have visited her the last couple days in the same spot and cought her with a wasp yesterday, and today a bee.
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Comments (8)
GBCalls
Cool capture!
psyoshida
Beautiful shot.
CATMANDO
Great capture.
ironsoul
Amazing shot, well taken.
durleybeachbum
SUPERB!
kleinhoon
Fantastic spider and capture..!!
flora-crassella
what a wonderful spider! Fantastic photo!!!!!
dakotabluemoon
Very interesting and never seen one of these or even heard of them u must be in a part of the country where i will never see such things but thanks for sharing this one.