Favoritos de salticidude
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jesusfrekeDescripción
Is this a little Anasaitis canosa?? It seems a bit far north for them.
Randomly found in the mesh enclosure I set up for my cecropia moth caterpillars
Body length: 3.2mm
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salticidudeDescripción
Here he is! My first H decorus! Quickly followed by 2nd, and 3rd, and so on
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Attidops youngiObserv.
eflinchbaughDescripción
Second picture for size gauge, picture taken with Dino capture
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Género MaeviaObserv.
lanechaffinDescripción
Catch and release. Agile little fellow
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mhedinDescripción
divergent dark form, could be result of introgression; sparse herbaceous habitat
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Género MexcalaObserv.
robert_taylorDescripción
Wolf in sheeps clothing. Ant mimic
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Saltarinas de Mandíbulas Largas (Género Hentzia)Observ.
mira_l_bDescripción
Yes. That’s me willingly holding a spider overcoming the urge to flick it off and run. My curiosity and determination are paying off 🧠
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Género CallobiusObserv.
wendy5Descripción
This very unusual web appeared to originate in a small hole and spread upward for about a foot. It was not quite 1" wide, and looked like a waterfall. I found two other shorter ones on the same tree, a 400-year-old Douglas Fir.
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umpquamattDescripción
Preyed upon the mantis. Mantis here: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/32874440
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
matthias55Descripción
Jumping spider
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kevinbrizuelaorozcoDescripción
Araña saltarina encontrada en una acacia con largos pidipalpos, largas patas frontales largas y oscuras y las demás de un color ámbar, con bandas blancas, negras y una dorada en medio del abdomen, con un ceralotorax oscuro y una banda blanca pasando debajo de sus ojos
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Arañas Saltarinas Típicas (Subfamilia Salticinae)Observ.
kamedaphorDescripción
I’m almost certain this is a male Sassacus vitis. It was really tiny, only a millimeter or less, so just a baby. It has a few iridescent scales, and the palps are already the shape of a male Sassacus vitis. I’m hesitating to ID it as such because I’m hoping one of the experts will weigh in and confirm my suspicions first.
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Arañas Saltarinas de Mejillas Blancas (Género Pelegrina)Observ.
berkshirenaturalist
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kamedaphorDescripción
I think it may be a Pelegrina or Metaphidippus, but I’m not certain of either.
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
kkeivitDescripción
Very small, 4 to 5mm in length.
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
coltoneDescripción
Skittish, moves erratically. Obviously perturbed by my presence nearby. Seems to have something in its mandibles
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zygyDescripción
15, BOLD-JA9
Found on a Malay Apple (Syzygium malaccense) tree.
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techalotlLugar
Carretera San Pablo Villa de Mitla-Tuxtepec-Palomares, Totontepec Villa de Morelos, OAX, MX (Google, OSM)
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michelottoLugar
Av. Ver. Antônio Ferreira dos Santos, 559 - Braga, Cabo Frio - RJ, 28908-200, Brasil (Google, OSM)Descripción
Sorte do dia, ela veio até mim !
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
ansel_oommenDescripción
Numerous specimens of this species were found crawling on the rock formations that hold the coastal salt marsh habitat containing spartina cordgrass and mussels. Excellent camouflage.
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
bcfl14Descripción
Quinta Mazatlan, McAllen, TX
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Género AttinellaObserv.
wildcarrotDescripción
~2mm I was so excited to find another one of these! Still trying to have him ID'd. This is only the second one I've ever seen. Found near dozens of A. canosa on a stone wall.
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Arañas Saltarinas (Género Paraphidippus)Observ.
o3javoDescripción
Sin id, no hay referencias de esta especie en los grupos de expertos de Salticidos, es parecida a la Paraphidippus fartalis pero está en color amarillo
