Hello everyone,
Yesterday I go out in fields and near water I saw a spider. I took these snapshots of it and at that time not knowing the exact name of this specie.
Today I research about it and found the exact name "Shore Spider" that is also fit on it.

Here is some information regarding to Shore Spider.

The shore spider, Pardosa milvina, belongs to the wolf spider order. They are mostly found in eastern North America near rivers and in agricultural areas. P. milvina consumes a wide range of tiny insects and spiders. P. milvina is preyed upon by ground beetles like Scarites quadriceps and large wolf spiders like Tigrosa helluo. P. milvina spiders are smaller and have long, thin legs. This species uses its legs to acquire prey, such as arthropods, and then uses its venom to kill them.