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Género PhidippusObserv.
tombaxterDescripción
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_coulterDescripción
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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Arañas Saltarinas Minusculas (Género Naphrys)Observ.
aperturesciencebydanDescripción
Adult male
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Género SaitisObserv.
mrspoodermanDescripción
Undescribed as far as I can tell.
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Arañas del Paraíso (Género Habronattus)Observ.
mhedinDescripción
Undescribed species, cf hirsutus, on Atriplex
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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
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mhedinDescripción
alpine rocks& sticks, ridgeline adjacent to herbaceous meadoes
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mhedinDescripción
possibly introgressed with H. bulbipes, swollen tarsi; TCB team, BB image
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mhedinDescripción
non-typical form, most red pigment replaced by black
high-elevation, open ground, low herbs, sage; early in season, few adult males
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mr_blondeDescripción
Found along Alta Trail, at roughly 9,500'. Really not sure about the ID; help is appreciated!
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rymcdanielDescripción
Edwards county, Texas; Indian Creek Ranch Bioblitz
P2,T9
5/7/2022
unknown Salticidae
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rymcdanielDescripción
Edwards county, Texas; Indian Creek Ranch Bioblitz
P2,T9
5/7/2022
unknown Salticidae
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kuedaDescripción
As per http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/231584. Photos not quite as good, sadly.
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amyynoelleDescripción
Noticed a pair of these in the grass, really glad I did! So cute!
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Neon reticulatusObserv.
harsiparkerDescripción
I gently turned over a large clump of fallen moss on the ground and (thankfully!) noticed the movement of this tiny jumper. As the spider was only a few millimeters away, I believe it was likely using the silk retreat shown in the last photo, though I suppose it's possible they were unrelated...
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Phidippus ardensObserv.
ameedsDescripción
This individual was on Chain-Fruit Cholla and feeding on a Narnia sp. that was part of a population on the plant.
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Quitón Verde Azul (Chiton glaucus)Observ.
emily_rDescripción
A green chiton attached to a half crab. We observed this alien looking commensal beast while undertaking an intertidal survey on the reefs off Hawera. It made us jump when we first turned over the rock.
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jgw_atxDescripción
Adult male - found on rocky limestone trail in Comal County near Canyon Lake. I believe this is one of the elusive Texas Terralonus that Tim Manolis has been looking for.
Added a quick & dirty shot of the palp. Last photo is just to give a rough idea of habitat.
Also posted to BugGuide (here)
(Live specimen received by Tim Manolis. Will update with his findings when he is able to examine it.)
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scottkingDescripción
Tyrrell's Jumping Spider
Bristlecone Trail
Bryce Canyon National Park
Utah
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salticidudeDescripción
Hatched 2021/05/14
Casual observation to document progression with molts
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Sittisax ranieriObserv.
jackmcdonoughDescripción
Hard to tell whether this is an immature spider, or an adult. My best guess is Attulus from the species I’m familiar with out east. Along an alpine tundra around 12,000ft
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jackmcdonoughDescripción
Not too familiar with the species here in Colorado. It was displaying along an alpine tundra habitat at around 12,000 ft. Location is accurate
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kschneiDescripción
Swept from Schoenoplectus acutus, collected alive to rear, about 6 mm, also posted to BG here:
https://bugguide.net/node/view/1867548
Maybe P. californicus?
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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 Minusculas (Género Naphrys)Observ.
scobboldDescripción
Small spider, observed in a dry wash doing several quick jumps.
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Arañas Saltarinas Alargadas (Género Admestina)Observ.
jgw_atxDescripción
Another maybe-Admestina male. This one I think is a penultimate male. I have had him inside for a couple weeks hoping for a molt, but I am not 100% sure if he is mature or not-quite. From general spider knowledge I think the palps don't look fully developed, but I am not really familiar enough with Salticidae palps to know what I am looking for. It is difficult to get a clear lateral view of the palps with a spider this small/flat while it's alive. So I would appreciate a second opinion.
I have been hoping to find a mature one of these for awhile as it may be an undescribed species. I found this guy in my coffee cup in my garage, of all places.
edit to add: I have this specimen in ethanol if anyone is studying these, or would otherwise like to volunteer to receive/examine it.
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Phidippus ardensObserv.
salticidloverDescripción
Found on sandy terrain. S/he was eating another spider. Very large Salticid.
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Phidippus ardensObserv.
milliebasdenDescripción
with insect prey--I was taking photos of the plant and did not see these critters until I was cropping on my computer
