Favoritos de tigerbb
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Araña Amarilla de Jardín (Argiope aurantia)Observ.
timlbeckerFecha
Septiembre 2017
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Arañas de Telaraña Irregular (Familia Theridiidae)Observ.
aperturesciencebydanDescripción
Tiny enough to comfortably curl up inside a pin-head. Found on oak bark.
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tobiashaysDescripción
Fell on to my arm while taking pictures of other spiders. Web located in dead tsuga branch on ground in shaded spot next to open coastal field.
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tobiashaysDescripción
Numerous adult females and males were observed in small unstructured webs in open spaces on the underside of a decayed log, located in a riparian area with abundant Acer and Alnus trees.
Species identification is based on the presence of a strongly developed ventral spur on metatarsus 1 (images 2 and 6).
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Arañas Enanas Redondas (Género Oecobius)Observ.
tobiashaysDescripción
This penultimate male was observed running across the sidewalk. Upon closer inspection, other individuals were observed within webs built in crevices between sidewalk slabs.
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Arañas Enanas Redondas (Género Oecobius)Observ.
tobiashaysDescripción
Web located within crevice between concrete slabs of sidewalk.
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Género EuryopisObserv.
tobiashaysDescripción
The small spider attacked the larger Formica fusca group worker. Within around 20 seconds the ant was immobilized, and the spider began attaching a silk tether which it used to drag the prey item away.
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Género BucraniumObserv.
dingooctaviousDescripción
Its amazing that I even saw this spider. If it wasn't for it moving little by little when I was photographing the Wasp I wouldn't have seen it.
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Arañas de Jardín Y de Granero (Género Araneus)Observ.
ivijayanandDescripción
Location: Forest Track, Karimganj District, Assam
Date: 23rd February 2020
Equipment: Nikon D800 with Micro-Nikkor 105mm
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Arañas Enanas Redondas (Género Oecobius)Observ.
slscott15Descripción
Incredibly tiny
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Arañas Saltarinas Alargadas (Género Admestina)Observ.
jgw_atxDescripción
I think this is a juvenile Cheliferoides segmentatus. About 3mm body length. Admestina look pretty similar to me though. I found this one exploring my terra cotta chiminea.
Update: I collected an adult male - observation here
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tigerbbDescripción
Found when I disturbed leaf litter on my back patio. This mature male is about the size of a pin head. I kept losing sight of him whenever he leapt. Sooooo cute!
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tigerbbDescripción
Baby field cricket? Found under a stump. It was running around the slugs. Adorable little thing!
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tigerbbDescripción
Under leaf litter on my back patio. I've never seen a phrurolithid in person before and am SUPER excited to have found this!!
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Arañas Enanas Redondas (Género Oecobius)Observ.
tigerbbDescripción
Came running out when I disturbed leaf litter under the natural gas meter. I DIDN'T KNOW WE HAD THESE IN UTAH, AND I AM ECSTATIC TO HAVE FOUND THIS!!!! I have never seen one in person, much less right outside my own front door! Happy dance!!
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mhedinDescripción
under granite, N-facing microravine, strong rains week prior
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Phiale mimicaObserv.
rafaelmarianteDescripción
Adult female of Phiale mimica, a wasp mimicking jumping spider.
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Arañas Lince (Género Oxyopes)Observ.
azf55Descripción
Found in prairie restoration.
Transect 7, S6
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haramiDescripción
Sericopelma with Paraphrynus laevifrons.
Special thanks to @sjl197 for the identification!
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Culebra Verde Rugosa (Opheodrys aestivus)Observ.
tothemaxDescripción
Rough Greensnake catching an orbweaver spider. It got close to the web and then stayed there for what felt like 10 minutes (not sure it was waiting to figure out how to catch the spider or because I had disturbed it). After a while, it finally caught the spider and seemed to have no trouble eating it. My first time seeing a wild snake catch its prey!
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Arañas de Tierra (Familia Gnaphosidae)Observ.
wildcarrotDescripción
Male. I stumbled upon this strange scene as I was leaving... a male gnaphosid on a female, but the female was VERY dead. Not sure if he was trying to mate with her, eat her, or if he's the one who killed her... hmmmm
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tony_willsDescripción
Climbs down off an old boot and heads off in one direction, then a minute later reappears climbing off the boot again and heads off in another direction.
In earlier observations I thought it was just prowling for food, bit it appears to be a male toting gifts, on the prowl for a female.
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Género ArctosaObserv.
aggie_wildliferDescripción
Very cool to see one of the spiderlings already emerged and hanging on. I went back a little while later and found all of them out.
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kodykruppDescripción
Have gotten many inputs on this spider’s genus being Habronattus, but so far no one has been sure of the species do to the tuft of hair on its head.
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Culebra de Collar de Desierto (Diadophis punctatus ssp. regalis)Observ.
wasatch_hunterDescripción
On the crawl in dry wash. Full clouds and scattered thunderstorms in distance. Predominant plants in canyon: gambel oak, sage, juniper, rabbitbrush, ponderosa pine.
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Arañas Fantasma de Jardín (Género Hibana)Observ.
jcs13Descripción
BugGuide Link: https://bugguide.net/node/view/1661449/bgimage
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Araña Tejedora de Una Línea (Eriophora edax)Observ.
caltowheeDescripción
Found in my pyrocanthus looking like a berry. 1/2 to 3/4 inch
