Found this in my yard. It's a Green Lynx Spider.
If you're shuddering at these pictures, you're not the only one!
This spider was about an inch long! Pretty though, in it's own way.
I'm now selling some fun gifts with this spider on it
at my Texifornia Zazzle shop here.
If you're shuddering at these pictures, you're not the only one!
This spider was about an inch long! Pretty though, in it's own way.
I'm now selling some fun gifts with this spider on it
at my Texifornia Zazzle shop here.
Wow, it is a BIG one. With its green color it seems to blend in well with the bush. Great captures. Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteThat's one huge spider. I don't think I've ever seen one. Keep taking photos and paying attention to details. Great post of the outdoors!
ReplyDeleteYes,I shuddered! An inch long! Yikes!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos.
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nice color - it would be cool if it made a green web.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful creature - and photo. Thank you for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteu captured it nicely
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely color for a spider!
ReplyDeleteMy critters, please come by when you get a chance, have a blessed Sunday!
Excellent camouflage :)
ReplyDeleteRegards and best wishes
Really cool spider! I love how you can even see the details of the hairs on his legs. I don't think we have those here. Too bad.
ReplyDeleteHe blends into the foliage so perfectly. V
ReplyDeleteOne of the prettiest spiders I've ever seen. It almost look like a cross between a grass hopper and a spider.
ReplyDeleteLucky you! This is one of my favorite spiders. You have a gravid or pregnant female. Keep a watch and you will find her with an egg sac soon and very protective. I had several females in my garden last year at this time and watched them for two months. Had quite a few this summer but I think my green anole lizards ate them all. : (
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