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Genus PhaniasObserver
adriscollDescription
All yellow. Apologize for the horrible pictures.
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hsug1747Description
Unusual individual with fused AMEs. Behavior was completely normal, depth perception seemed unimpaired while following and interacting with prospective prey insects. A genetic abnormality, or the result of a molting defect?
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Genus AthamasObserver
tadventureswithtianareimannDescription
Found 3 together on dead leaf in a Bush. Jumping spider is very quick and not as shy as other spiders.
Extremely vibrant color with 4 large eyes in front and 2 on back of head unlike other spiders I have seen.
Please help Mr identity this sider
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Caterpillar Jumping Spider (Uroballus carlei)Observer
portioidDescription
Same specimen as these two:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/18282212
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/18373427
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Queensland Ultraflat (Holoplatys lhotskyi)Observer
nyoni-peteDescription
428/30/2 looks like this sp?
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Genus ZygoballusObserver
tshahanDescription
kinda zygoballus-like with that boxy head and long forelegs?
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Sprangspannen (Family Salticidae)Observer
esthervincentxmPlace
The Central Park Turtle Pond, Central Park, E 79 St/5AV, New York, NY 10024, USA (Google, OSM)Description
Parks
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Genus MaeviaObserver
wtchdrmdDescription
On ground in yard, body about 4 mm long, travels by jumps up to 15x its size.
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Paradise Jumping Spiders (Genus Habronattus)Observer
mhedinDescription
cottonwood gallery forest, cottonwood litter
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Paradise Jumping Spiders (Genus Habronattus)Observer
mhedinDescription
undescribed species, related to H. calcaratus. roadside grasses associated with ephemeral waters, adjacent to mesquite woodland; limestone substrates
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Genus HesperolpiumObserver
rwmendez3Place
PrivateDescription
Near Desert Center, CA
deep in desert talus sheltered in a ravine
closer geographically to slevini but very gracile like andrewsi
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Paradise Jumping Spiders (Genus Habronattus)Observer
kschneiDescription
Swept from vegetation and collected, an adult female.
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Western Giant Puffball (Calvatia booniana)Observer
scottwhittingtonDescription
Large soccer ball sized
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Paradise Jumping Spiders (Genus Habronattus)Observer
haqualaDescription
On da wall
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b_coulterDescription
Presumed hybrid or intergrade Habronattus borealis x coecatus.
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Habronattus festusObserver
egordon88Description
NM Butterfly Monitoring at Otero Canyon
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Paradise Jumping Spiders (Genus Habronattus)Observer
pacofDescription
En Paco´s Reserva Natural de Flora y Fauna Silvestre
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Paradise Jumping Spiders (Genus Habronattus)Observer
mhedinDescription
undescribed species from Oaxaca, trailside litter in tropical dry forest clearings
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rymcdanielDescription
Edwards county, Texas; Indian Creek Ranch Bioblitz
P4,T9
5/7/2022
Habronattus sp.
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Smooth Springtails (Family Isotomidae)Observer
tshahanDescription
on surface of water (rain filled bowl outside)
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Genus PhidippusObserver
tombaxterDescription
It is somewhat similar to P. olympus, but the abdomen spots are different than any pictures I can find. It was quite large, 1.5x the size of P. audax roughly. Appears to be a new species for iNaturalist Colorado. Seen at about 12,000 feet, above the tree line. @calebcam
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b_coulterDescription
Presumed H. borealis x H. coecatus hybrid or intergrade.
Habitat was logging road through clearcut in deciduous forest. Soil varied from sand to clay, with sandstone rocks. Road relatively bare, remainder of site revegetating into dense brush/small trees.
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Flea Jumping Spider (Naphrys pulex)Observer
aperturesciencebydanDescription
Adult male
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Beardfooted Spider (Saitis barbipes)Observer
fstephaneDescription
Parade nuptiale.
