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Jumping Spiders

Family Salticidae






Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider		 Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider		 Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider		 Red Jumping Spider
Red Jumping Spider		 Red Jumping Spider
Red Jumping Spider
Boreal Jumping Spider
Boreal Jumping Spider		 Boreal Jumping Spider
Boreal Jumping Spider		 Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider		 Boreal Jumping Spider
Boreal Jumping Spider		 Twinflagged Jumping Spider
Twinflagged Jumping Spider
Twinflagged Jumping Spider
Twinflagged Jumping Spider		 Twinflagged Jumping Spider
Twinflagged Jumping Spider		 Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider		 Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider		 Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider		 Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider		 Magnolia Green Jumper
Magnolia Green Jumper		 Magnolia Green Jumper
Magnolia Green Jumper		 Magnolia Green Jumper
Magnolia Green Jumper
Magnolia Green Jumper
Magnolia Green Jumper		 Red Jumping Spider
Red Jumping Spider		 Red Jumping Spider
Red Jumping Spider		 Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider		 Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider		 Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider		 Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider		 Jumping Spiders
Jumping Spiders		 Metaphid Jumping Spider
Metaphid Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider		 Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider		 Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider		 Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider		 Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider		 Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider		 Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider		 Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider		 Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider		 Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider		 Magnolia Green Jumper
Magnolia Green Jumper		 Bold Jumper
Bold Jumper		 Bold Jumper
Bold Jumper

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Gage 02-Jun-2010 07:05
I was trying to figure out the name of the red jumping spider for the longest time. I figured it had to be something more compicated than that. Your gallery really helped, and your photography is extraordinary!
lejun 24-Jul-2008 21:39
Thanks, Rachel, for your nice comments. Glad to hear the gallery is helpful.
Rachel 24-Jul-2008 14:49
Wonderful page for the ill-educated spider fan- good pictures that show nice detail. I’m afraid I know more about tarantulas than common spiders, but of the pictures I looked through, all of them were correctly identified, to my knowledge.
Here in Texas, there are these black jumping spiders I've seen around my house (the large male frequents the front poarch and I talk to him in the mornings so I see them often enough to get pictures) who have three white markings on their backs that form a distinctive smiley face pattern. Do you know anything about this?
I once even found an egg sac that contained a female's (who I don't see any more) babies and all of the black jumping spiders had white smiley faces on their backs too!
Brilliant, beautiful little things. . . they are the one spider that is the most interested in humans; did you know that? I also greatly love the pictures of the ones looking at the viewer- ridiculously cute! :3
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