It was cold this morning, which means spiders are slow, and therefore quite cooperative when trying to focus. I went to my usual crab spider place and found a very small one, and nearby, a magnolia green jumping spider (Lyssomanes viridis) and Tetragnatha (sleeping)
Here several mature leaf hoppers and the lower right on is a juvenile
Tetragnatha (maybe elongate) - a male
Another view of the long jawed Tetragnatha
A small crab spider (Mecaphesa celer)
Theridion spiderlings
Female magnolia green jumping spider (Lyssomanes viridis)
Lateral view - her retina is not visible
A moment later - her retina appeared
Face of Lyssomanes viridis - her big eyes are clear indicating she is looking away from me
Also, not looking at me
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