Crab spiders don’t weave webs to trap prey, but conceal in surroundings like flower petals wait and ambush for insects. This Swift Crab Spider (Mecaphesa celer) perches on a sun flower petal with morning dews. The body is pale in green with brownish texture, camouflages perfectly in the hunting ground.
Flower spider – Swift Crab Spider
- Canon, EOS 1D Mark IV
- MP-E 65mm F2.8 1-5x Macro
- ISO 250, 0.5s, F16 ,65mm
- Village Creek. Arlington, TX
- September 09, 2012
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