Tiny Spider

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    I saw this little chap yesterday whilst having a mooch around the garden, he was so small; not much bigger than aphid, so I was pleased with the photo I got using a macro setting on my camera. Not seen this species of spider before...:)

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      Not 100% sure Bilbo but it looks like a species of Crab Spider, of which there are many.
       
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        Great pic Bilbow:dbgrtmb:
         
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          Wow.....talk about blending in....great pic.
           
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            Super snap. I've never seen a spider like that one.
             
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