Crab Spider.
25 June ’19
So scarce these past two years that seeing this very handsome young lady among a patch of lavender had me smiling from ear to ear.
Ark
Crab Spider.
25 June ’19
So scarce these past two years that seeing this very handsome young lady among a patch of lavender had me smiling from ear to ear.
Ark
And she is a beauty Ark! Nice find! 🙂
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Hello Ark. I wonder why they went from plentiful to scarce? Do the chickens eat them? Has another species moved in to drive them out? Hugs
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I initially thought it was the chickens but we have had them in n a run for a while now so I cant point a finger at them.
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Hello Ark. Maybe one of the new birds you have at the Ark’s Spot Wildlife Refuge is eating them? You did get a bunch of new ones this last year. I just got wondering, they are so tiny maybe frogs or other insects eat them? I know you like them so I hope they come back. Hugs
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Me too!
Roll on Summer.
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Again:
spiders … brrrr
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Been a while for our arachnid friends to make a reappearance. Beautiful. Makes me miss my old Rosie. But she is in a much better place. She wouldn’t have liked the boat life and now she helps educate people on the importance of our eight legged friends. Still, I do miss her.
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She’s lovely.
News flash, I posted tonight about the Himalayan Jumping Spider. Ponder this – the highest elevation life form on earth is a spider! It thrives at 22,000 feet and waits for lunch to blow in on the wind. Wowza! Go spider, go!
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