Mr. and Mrs. G. Lynx

I first noticed the male Green Lynx on Saturday. He was on a flower too close to the woods to get a decent pic. When I went out for my picture hunt today, he was on the same flower as the much bigger female . I took several pics, before I decided to try to move a grass blade that was in my way. That was the end of the photo shoot. They disappeared underneath the flower in a flash! You would think I would have learned my lesson by now about sudden movement. :0)

Thank you so much for your views, comments, and faves! :0)

[👑 AnaZad]

Great capture. You must be an expert to know the difference between male and female.

[Carolyn White]

@anazad511 Thank you! No, I'm not an expert. I researched their pictures to make sure it was a male and a female. :0)

[Quentin]

Great picture you must have spiders every where.

[Kerri]

Beautiful

[Caz]

Great shot

[Leslie]

Wow

[Rick Schies]

And maybe soon to have little ones as well

[PAUL VINE]

I have just started insect shots, but in the UK, have nothing like these. Great shot

[Graham Thresher]

A super capture.

[Dione Giorgio]

fantastic capture. Great detail.

[Rose Humphrey]

Fascinating shot

[Dawn]

wow very cool!!

[virtualbrownie]

Fantastic detail - right down to the hairs on their legs

[Claire]

Oh too big! Too much detail, but really is an amazing shot; I am honestly so much better with spider shots now, see I can say the word spider that is progress:0)

[❀ Lynn]

A courtship!