Sometimes, it is the
flower that gets bitten by the visitor. Other times, it is the visitor that gets bitten.
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A small crab spider eats a fly on a wood anemone (Anemone nemorosa) flower. |
After searching hundreds of flowers, I was excited not only to see my first crab spider in Germany, but also to find it complete with prey. However, since I realize that not everyone feels that a spider improves a flower, here is a view of some of those that were spider-free.
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A patch of wood anemones (Anemone nemorosa) where just a few days ago I had only seen dry leaves. |
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