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symbiotic relationship between Colopsus sp. male and diptera sp. This is the first photographic evidence of this spider+diptera symbiotic relationship of Colopsus sp.

This spider was tiny, even for a jumping spider.

Golden jumping spider hunting and eating a spotted lanternfly nymph. I have not observed jumping spiders eating them at any stage before this.

Spotted in my balcony garden on the 4th floor.

Very, very tiny… this is a subadult/adult male too!! Also found a juvenile and an adult female on nearby trees, will try to get pictures later

Araña localizada en potrerillo Xaltianguis.

Small jumping spiders living in the boards on the dock

Adult male! Collected in leaf litter.

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In a fresh water vernal pool

P36. Same species as https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/161879647 and https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/162395986.

@mattparr — any ideas?

Maybe newly hatched out...

underneath the dead passerine (probably Yellow-bellied Flycatcher)

1/4"-1/2"

oznor

Note the red on the back legs and it's cute little white mittens.

4.0mm
Found in woodland grass

reminded me of army ants in the directional movement of a small "swarm"

ID suggested by iNaturalist. This spider was in Spanish moss.

Pystira ephippigera

the meal.

Found in a small community pond, probably released from an aquarium.

….. my excuse is that i couldn’t get my camera out fast enough and they were flying away

location is approximately where the geese were, not where i took the picture from.

Rip stinkbug