Eurasian Running Crab Spider (lat. Philodromus dispar)

Eurasian Running Crab Spider
Eurasian Running Crab Spider

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Eurasian Running Crab Spider

Philodromus dispar is a philodromid crab spider found on trees and bushes. It is an agile hunter. The female of the species is variable in size and colour. The male is shiny and iridescent black or dark brown with white edges.