Crab spider 》 possibly Mecaphesa asperata
Southeast Texas, 27 March 2026

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Crab spider 》 possibly Mecaphesa asperata
Southeast Texas, 27 March 2026
What a lovely girl ❤️ she is stunning
#3645 - Araneus circulissparsus - Speckled Orbweaver
Originally described as Epeira circulissparsa by Keyserling, in 1887.
You'd think the colour would be more worthy of naming it after, but there's at least two other Araneus species in Perth that are green. Although neither of them are named after the colour, either.
Plus, the actual pattern on this one can be quite variable - many have vivid red, yellow and white marks on the abdomen. The specific epithet refers to that, and is derived from the Latin for 'scattered circles'.
Either way, the species is widespread across Eastern and SW Australia, and spends the day hiding among foliage. No surprises there, at least.
Erskine Lakes, Sth. of Perth.
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Still from the movie "Green Spider" (1916)
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ALSO I DECORATED MY PHONE.
It's green now. I love green. Green is so tasty ugh.
I decorated the case myself please be proud of me.