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jumping spider

  1. Bold Jumping Spider

    Bold Jumping Spider

    Bold Jumping Spider
  2. Jumping spider

    Jumping spider

  3. Jumping Spider

    Jumping Spider

  4. Jumping spider

    Jumping spider

  5. Jumping spider

    Jumping spider

  6. Jumping spider

    Jumping spider

  7. Jumping Spider

    Jumping Spider

  8. Jumping Spider

    Jumping Spider

  9. Jumping Spider

    Jumping Spider

  10. Jumping Spider

    Jumping Spider

    Jumping Spider feeding on a bee
  11. Jumping Spider

    Jumping Spider

    Jumping Spider, about 6mm long
  12. Jumping Spider

    Jumping Spider

  13. Jumping spider

    Jumping spider

  14. Jumping Spider

    Jumping Spider

  15. Jumping Spider

    Jumping Spider

  16. Jumping Spider

    Jumping Spider

    Jumping Spider (Phidippus sp.: Salticidae) Photographed in Hemstead, Waller County, Texas. USA. Open disturbed sandy field in the southern edge of the Post Oak Savannah Vegetational Area at ca. 69 m (226 ft) elevation.
  17. Zebra Spider

    Zebra Spider

    http://www.tomcharlesphotography.co.uk/spiders
  18. Jumping Spider

    Jumping Spider

  19. ALONG CAME A SPIDER

    ALONG CAME A SPIDER

  20. ALONG CAME A SPIDER

    ALONG CAME A SPIDER

    Very small spider about 3-4 mm long, but sure can jump.
  21. Jumping spider

    Jumping spider

  22. Jumping Spider

    Jumping Spider

    Just wandering around to find something to shoot for macro practising this tiny colorful spider comes to my view ...but no idea of identification..
  23. Jumping Spider

    Jumping Spider

    This very cute little spider kept jumping across the table towards me and then adopting a threatening posture. At one point whilst I was trying to take this picture he actually jumped onto the the camera lens. As I looked through the lens he suddenly dissapeared, and it was a good half a minute...
  24. Now for the male

    Now for the male

    Yesterday I uploaded a photo of a female of this species, and today I caught this little male touring my kitchen bench while I prepared lunch. I didn't have a photo of the male, only the female, so that was great. He and I had a little photographic session before I turned him loose in the...
  25. jumping spider

    jumping spider

    probably a red-backed jumping spider
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