Camouflage of predatory crab spiders on flowers and the colour perception of bees (Aranida : Thomisidae/Hymenoptera : Apidae)

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Crab spiders affect flower visitation by bees (2003, background): “This assumption agrees with numerous observations on marked honeybees and bumblebees, which indicate that workers usually restrict their visits to a moderate number of plants (Free 1966, Heinrich 1976, Thomson and Chittka 2001).”
Iridescent structurally based coloration of eyespots correlates with mating success in the peacock (2007, methodology): “…a more objective representation of the individual perception of colors compared with the direct use of classical physical properties of a colored patch and have been widely used recently (e.g., Chittka 2001; Théry and Casas 2002; Heiling et al. 2003; Théry et al. 2005; Gomez and Théry 2007).”