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Isoxya tabulata
A tiny little spider, 5mm in size, seen in Hlane National Game Reserve. This little spider was really a joint Mlawula effort as Tina did a great job of turning the stick, keeping the spider in place so I could take the photos. It kept running around and up and down trying to hide from the camera. What to do!? Some creatures are just camera shy!
Hlane National Game reserve
28 Comments (1–25)
Identification as Isoxya tabulata confirmed by Ansie Dippenaar-Schoeman.
Great series!
Incredible little thing..thanks for sharing.
I thought this one deserved SOTD! Congrats!
Congrats SOTD.
Congrats Pam on your SOTD with this incredible spider!
Congratulations pamsai on your SOTD
Imagine my surprise when I opened up project noah and found this little spider had received SOTD! Such a treat to find all your wonderful comments, as we are not on the net very often. Thanks Yasser... Made my day! Or maybe my morning, as we are on the way to Kruger National Park today, and that should be another incredible experience. Definitely a GOOD Day!
Hmm...it doesn´t seem a good camouflage...someone may it the spider!!
Great spotting and picture pamsai! =)
Super Congrats Pam. This one is remarkable and so are your photographs!
Congratulations, Pam!
congrats!
very cool spider!
Pam, this biscuit-resembling beauty has earned you Spotting of the Day all the way from Swaziland. Congrats! Thanks for all your wonderful contributions to the community and to the Mlawula Mission!
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Most stunning biscuit I've ever seen! :)
Really beautiful and unique! Great photos for such a tiny creature!
Beautiful spider Pamsai!!
Really looks like a biscuit! Nice find and photo Pamela!
Great find Pamsai!
Cookie :D
Super find.
:)
hahaha, yes Mauna, definitely aptly named! Tiny though, not nearly as big as my little finger nail. Didn't really see the pattern until I put it on the computer.
Wow, really cool spotting Pamsai.
Great spotting Pam!