A butterfly lands on a flower. A crab spider gets dinner. The crab spider often lies in wait on flowers, sometimes it pays off.
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3 comments:
WOW! Did you lay in wait or were you just in the right place at the right time?
Hi Lee,
Thanks for the wow, it was amazing to see. And as it turns out it was just really good timing on my part. I always look for crab spiders hanging out on flowers on walks just in case but this was my first image with one catching prey.
I mentioned this was AMAZING on flickr and I have to mention it here as well. Damn cool - just a fantastic capture. I am in awe.
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