can you tell what the first Lynx is munching on? looks like a fresh molt of something, the last one rocks
napabob wrote:
can you tell what the first Lynx is munching on? looks like a fresh molt of something, the last one rocks
Bob,are you telling me my little green jumper is a scavenger
i would never say that about your spider
If I lived in Texas I would be a constant visitor. Nice shots, love the Greenies.
I think the transition from the English language to Texanese would be difficult.
newtoyou wrote:
I think the transition from the English language to Texanese would be difficult.
difficult but not impossible
There is a possibility that it is eating it's own shed. Not much nutrition, but still possible. Many lizards,frogs ann other lower animals do. Bill
The larger hind legs lead me to guess that the lynx prey is a last instar cicadellid plant hopper (not, but in the same family as a sharpshooter), already mostly drained. Don't think it is carrion or just a skin, I think it was active and captured by the lynx. I don't think spiders consume the exoskeleton of prey, usually just knead it into a ball and drop it. Fine pics!!!
Turantulas totally destroy prey to get the last drop . When I fed small colorful beetles, what was left sometimes looked like jewels.The face on the spider is beautiful in it's own way . Thanks, Bill
tinusbum wrote:
Bob,are you telling me my little green jumper is a scavenger
i would never say that about your spider
my sincerest apologies to you AND your spider, I don' know what got into me..........a serious faux pas indeed, I'm hoping you and your spider don't suffer any longterm affects do to my lack of etiquette, and to all who had to bear witness to my uncouth pronouncements
I include you in my hope for forgiveness.............
Nicely done, T6i and MPE-65mm huh... I remember you were considering the move but didn't realize you bit the bullet... What flash are you using?
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