Good evening friends #fascinatinginsects, this is the story this morning when I was observing around the grass that was getting long, and I had to clean it up, because around me there were a lot of children avoiding animals that were a little dangerous like wasps that can sting or tailed ants a very fierce lion, this morning I decided to do a personal mutual cooperation.
Tonight, outside the house, I heard the sound of raindrops starting to water the universe and the universe again, and I hope to find something else tomorrow morning.
Here are some macro photos that I took on the green grass and for the Interesting Insect community to enjoy.
And I decided to take a look at the grass because I thought there might be some bugs or something unique and interesting there for me to have this morning.
Yes, I saw some little flower flies busy with their lions, and out of my sight I saw long-legged spiders there. The cute and beautiful spider was alone perched on the grass. The spider was watching over the web he had set up as a place where he could find his current prey.
You can see the web is still drenched with morning dew that the spider has to move while waiting for its prey, I'm sure it is!
I think it's a type of spider Oxyopes Salticus. This species is also part of the genus Oxyopes and the order Araneae. The scientific name of this species was first published in 1845 by Hentz. These spiders are usually found in the United States to Brazil.
'All images here are my own work, taken with an Oppo A12 smartphone and a chunky extreme macro lens'
