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Hamadruas sp. Family Oxyopidae.
Spotted on Aug 29, 2013
Submitted on Aug 29, 2013
33 Comments (1–25)
Thank you Rustic41 :)
A fantastic macro image!
Thank you Kranti and Akshi:)
awesome !!
great spotting!
It has 8 eyes according to my observation Jemma..6 in hexagon pattern on top and two in front, just below hexagon!
how many eyes does it have? I can see 6.
Thank you Namitha :)
Thank you so much Gilma and Dhirendra :)
Amazing capture, Adarsha.
Beautiful macro shot & and nice Gallery you have..
Adarsha, beautiful spotting.
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Thank you for the nice information Karen :)
I m honored :)
Thank you so much Purplescarf, Bhagya, staccyh,RickBohler and Joshua :)
Awsm spotting ! :)
great spotting ....
Fantastic photo's. Well spotted!
Fun fact! Lynx spiders’ legs are covered in bristles, which scientists believe act as a catching-basket to trap flying insects. They also have excellent eyesight, which they rely on for stalking or ambushing prey, and to avoid predators.
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AWESOME capture!
gnarl-sauce... aka. what a gnarly looking animal. really nice shots Adarsha!
Thank you so much Pradeep :)
Nice spotting Adarsha!
Thank you Ramya :)
Very nice series of photos.
There we Gilma! I got ID for this from an Facebook group " Spiders of Bombay" :)