Prajwal J Ullal
25-09-2021, 08:50 PM
ID: Lynx spider
A usual find in any of the society or local gardens, the daisy flowers, seen a huge variety of colours, tend to be magnet for a variety of insects, like butterflies, beetles, etc and within them predators in form of crab and lynx spiders tend to blend themselves very well to catch the inattentive prey. One such example, though not necessarily blending in, was this instance where the lynx seemed to bask on the top of the flower, almost like a warrior keeping itself ready for attack. Have seen and documented few instances where they successfully catch few bees or tiny butterflies and moths, and enjoying the feast
EXIF:
Canon 80D
Canon 100mm macro
F/11
Shutterspeed 1/200
ISO 320
Handheld, external flash fired
Location: Thane
A usual find in any of the society or local gardens, the daisy flowers, seen a huge variety of colours, tend to be magnet for a variety of insects, like butterflies, beetles, etc and within them predators in form of crab and lynx spiders tend to blend themselves very well to catch the inattentive prey. One such example, though not necessarily blending in, was this instance where the lynx seemed to bask on the top of the flower, almost like a warrior keeping itself ready for attack. Have seen and documented few instances where they successfully catch few bees or tiny butterflies and moths, and enjoying the feast
EXIF:
Canon 80D
Canon 100mm macro
F/11
Shutterspeed 1/200
ISO 320
Handheld, external flash fired
Location: Thane