Heads or tails?

Which way do YOU eat a tiny fly

(or, say, chocolate bunny, if that's more your style)?

Heads (i.e. ears, if you're in chocolate bunny-land)?

(Just occurred to me this is one entry point used to embalm mummies...)

 Or tails?

Found this carcass beneath the dahlias which host many crab spiders.

They catch a lot of flower-visiting flies & bees.

On the same day I found a similar bug being eaten

by a crab spider in a dahlia.

Seemed like when spider saw me, it immediately passed the fly over its head.

I wonder if that's a ninja move:

hold victim #1 out of the way w/1 arm,

then prepare to attack again with other 7.

Good move.

Lots of beautiful spiders in this group:

check out bugguide.net's section about them.

Lastly, a free, helpful hint to anyone trying to run a web site

 about crab spiders and hoping people will use/trust it:

Don't say "bees and insects."

Bees are insects.

So, there's that...

I'm willing to bet bugguide.net has never said that.

'Cause they're awesome like that. =)

So, heads or tails?

I was an eat-the-chocolate-bunny-ears-first kinda kid.

You?

xoxobb