Lynx Spider with Prey

Oxyopidae; Oxyopes javanus Thorell, 1887. I was looking for moths, this morning, when I noticed this Lynx Spider in the grass. Since I had not seen one for a while, I decided to take 3 or 4 photos and then I got on with the task in hand, the moths. It was only when I sat at my computer, to have a look at the morning's pictures, that I noticed that the Lynx had what appears to be another, much smaller spider in its mouth. I did not mean to interrupt his morning snack, but I am glad that I did. I always find it more interesting when a spider (or an insect) is doing something which can actually be seen rather than having to guess "It's basking in the sun" or "It's looking for a place make a web". This one was undeniably eating one of it's near relatives - nice!