







I don't know much about them other than they are related to lacewings. In Central Texas
Summer Tanager eating a yellowjacket
Summer Tanager eating a yellowjacket
I've seen one drag a full-grown tarantula up a vertical wall and then bury it for its young to eat. Damn nature, you scary.
iNaturalist says Carolina jumping spider, female
They usually are tucked into their Duncan and Fox coral corner, but they were out swimming around.
Our resident patio exterminator
Our front porch jumping spider who is pretty chill about me sticking a lens in his face
A few weeks a year, when we see some variety other than Black-chinned
I like the warm reflections it gives instead of the overwhelming blue. It also brings out eye color instead of just black eyes
He was puffed up doing his aerial performance
Nikon-d850 with a Nikon prime telephoto. Thanks for checking out my photos!
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I enjoy watching their gregarious and talkative behavior