Monomad - Spiders & butterflies

This is my entry for the daily #monomad challenge

A few days ago, while looking for macro objects in the bushes, I accidentally saw a spider behind the leaves preying on a species of insect. Finally, I decided to disturb the spider a little so that it would come out and show itself. I did this so that I could photograph the moment the spider was preying on insects. And after I made that effort, I finally managed to photograph the spider that was detected with the scientific name Oxyopes salticus, this spider is indeed known to be clever at preying because it can paralyze its prey even without using a spider web.

Besides the spider, I also found a beautiful butterfly resting on the leaves of a wild plant. This butterfly, known as the "common grass yellow," or scientifically Eurema hecabe, is a species of butterfly in the Pieridae family. And as usual, butterflies don't stay long when unfamiliar objects are near them, so this beautiful butterfly flew high into the trees, leaving me with only a few photos of it. :)