By Alice Mary Herden | Green-Fly Media on August 28, 2018 ( Leave a comment )

Macro Shot of the Week

Macro shot of the week.

Green Lynx Spider with bee | August 27 | Alice Mary Herden

Green Lynx Spider with recent kill | August 27

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Categories: Chassahowitzka WMA, Insects, Spiders

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