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Arañas Saltarinas Típicas (Subfamilia Salticinae)Observ.
tyler_mcbethDescripción
A jumping spider on Aciphylla. Apologies for my image.
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Maratus griseusObserv.
zosterops99Descripción
We had a flying visit to NZ early Dec last year so I had a short while to look about some gardens in Auckland. The weather was terrible. This jumping spider was in a gazania.
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Marpissa marinaObserv.
christopherstephensDescripción
a good shot then the rest. The story is this one would go into the rocks every time I came by, but would be back perched atop a pebble after 5 mins or so. So on the 4th attempt I started with my max 630mm effective reach with the bird lens. Then on the 5th I stuck the macro back on and just waited, hovering above their favourite spot until they came back out.
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
rhondabillingtonDescripción
Kept turning to face me waving its front legs.
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Género TriteObserv.
bryce_mcquillanDescripción
under bark of Totara tree
Obsreved at night
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Género TriteObserv.
pjd1Descripción
Common in Dracophyllum / Sporadanthus bog.
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
bryce_mcquillanDescripción
Found under rocks, during rhe day
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
ecomanDescripción
found under rocks
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
mike68luskDescripción
Coastal rocks
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
steve_kerrDescripción
Another very common salticid around my house and garden.
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
steve_kerrDescripción
Hiding, well-camouflaged, under shaggy fuschia tree bark.
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
flossiepipDescripción
Found her while digging a trench for a water pipe. The soil is heavy clay, shady with lots of leaf litter. Very hard to spot but pretty. Could be a strangely marked Golden/ Brown but I see lots of those all the time, never seen one like this. Makes you wonder what a male would look like, rather striking I would guess!
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
christophercaineDescripción
found on my shirt while walking through Peel forest
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
epitreeDescripción
8 mm On Coastal boulder
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
joelfaulknerDescripción
Found suction sampling in a red clover seed crop.
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Trite auricomaObserv.
paddy18Descripción
very dark jumping spider, currently in a jar in case it needs freezing (poor thing)
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
mike68luskDescripción
under bark
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
paddy18Descripción
this adorable tiny jumper was in the washing basket
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Arañas Saltarinas Típicas (Subfamilia Salticinae)Observ.
paddy18Descripción
This little guy decided to setup shop in the bathroom sink. I put it on a tree outside
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
jacoblDescripción
Found above the tree-line,
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
elusiveorchidsDescripción
Adult female - in forest
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
jtweedDescripción
Common under rocks on rock tors in the (sub-)alpine zones.
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
jacoblDescripción
Found above the treeline, in subalpine scrub.
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
dustinlamontDescripción
in sparse vegetation (mostly grasses) on limestone bluff above high water mark
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
acacia13Descripción
Very red appearance cf golden browns
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Marpissa marinaObserv.
steve_kerrDescripción
Salticidae: Marpissa marina
under a rock in the intertidal zone near high tide mark
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
bts_blaireDescripción
Very cool, not seen this colouring before (I'm not local to the west coast tho)
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
dustinlamontDescripción
just the one spotted (by chance!)
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
stephen_thorpeDescripción
Outer Waitemata Harbour seashore, in the vicinity of Hobson Point, Orakei, Auckland. Beach.
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
stephen_thorpeDescripción
Masefield Beach, Herne Bay/Westhaven, Auckland 1011.
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
chriscDescripción
Observed on sandstone near shallow rock pools at high tide level.
Approx 10mm in length (see photo 2). And it did jump!
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
jtweedDescripción
Common in rocky seashore areas within the splash zone. Usually found in silk retreats under rocks. Marpissa marina? Last two photos show the habitat.
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
jtweedDescripción
Common in retreats under rimu bark.
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
ecomanDescripción
5mm long brown & white spider - could have been Jumping spider
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
jtweedDescripción
Found amongst rocks in the spray zone along a rocky coast. Last photo shows habitat.
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greg_holwellDescripción
About 5mm long, very bright white palps waving rapidly
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
petemcgregorDescripción
On well weathered fallen tree trunk by the side of the track.
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
petemcgregorFecha
Septiembre 30, 2015Descripción
Same position exactly as this observation
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Arañas Saltarinas (Familia Salticidae)Observ.
petemcgregorDescripción
On stump next to seat at the upper No. 1 lookout.
