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Frank Ashwood

We've all been there: You've been hunting a moth all morning, and when you finally land the killing blow, you overcompensate and savage it so violently, you get its wing scales all up in your eyes.

Then a human comes along with a camera to immortalise your embarrassment. Typical!

A cropped photograph of a jumping spider which has caught a silvery moth in its mouth parts and is looking up towards the camera. The image is zoomed in to show many silver moth wing scales scattered all over the surface of the spider's eyes.
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A photograph of a jumping spider which has caught a silvery moth in its mouth parts and is looking up towards the camera.
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#Invertebrate#Macrophotography#Arachnology
Mar 07, 2025, 22:34 · · Web · 27 · 84
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