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I can’t get a good picture of its eyes, I’m not even sure if it’s alive but we will see…the top is a crab spider, can i see the face/ eyes of the other spider?
even if its not alive itll help. if its a wolf spider or relative the eyes will prove it. its hard to id a spider from the side curled up like thatI can’t get a good picture of its eyes, I’m not even sure if it’s alive but we will see…
I think you’re right about the second for sure; but I also think the top is a bark crab spider (Bassaniana).Top is a Philodromidae, bottom might be Amaurobius?
i think Philodromidae is more likely for the crab spider.I think you’re right about the second for sure; but I also think the top is a bark crab spider (Bassaniana).
I don't think the crab is Thomisidae - the back two pairs of legs aren't small enough in comparison with the front two pairs, to my eye.I think you’re right about the second for sure; but I also think the top is a bark crab spider (Bassaniana).