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@nev.flipping.rocks.ap.brid.gyOct 17, 2026, 6:27 AM

#Arachtober 16: oy gevalt, almost forgot…anyway here's a zebra jumping spider (_Salticus scenicus_). °OO°

#DailySpiderPic #spiders #JumpingSpiders #Araneae #Salticidae

Three-quarters view of a small jumping spider on limestone. It has a pair of large forward-facing eyes and its abdomen is striped white and brown. (The colour of the zebra stripes can range from the palest grey to brown to jet black.)The spider looking straight up at the camera. It has a smaller pair of eyes flanking its main pair. Fangs can be seen at the ends of its shiny black chelicerae, partly hidden by fluffy white pedipalps.A view of the spider's abdomen, showing the diagonal stripes of white and rusty brown, formed out of lots of little hairs.
@nev.flipping.rocks.ap.brid.gyOct 1, 2026, 8:03 PM

#Arachtober 1: the lights on this pedestrian bridge create giant spider shadows! The casters are the appropriately named bridge spiders, _Larinioides sclopetarius_.

#DailySpiderPic #spiders #orbweavers #Araneae #Araneidae

A pedestrian bridge by night, with downward-facing lights set underneath the wooden railings. A spider has built its web directly beneath one, creating a giant spider shadow on the walkway.A further-out view showing the bridge curving away, with dozens of similar lights. An orbweaver spider at the centre of its symmetrical, wheel-like web. It has a darker leaf-like marking (the folium) on the top side of its abdomen which looks a little like a fleur-de-lys.
@nev.flipping.rocks.ap.brid.gySep 25, 2026, 10:19 PM

getting some spidering in before #CriticalMass

#ArthroBeauty #DailySpiderPic #spiders #CrabSpiders #GhostSpiders #Araneae #Thomisidae #Anyphaenidae #HighPark #toronto

Wide shot of the goldenrod-filled oak savannah of High Park verging on a park lawn.A little crab spider with two extremely long pairs of red-striped front legs stretched out as it waits in a goldenrod bloom.What I think is a ghost spider, somewhat similar to Clubiona sac spiders but with an almost agelenid-like pattern on its abdomen. It could just be Agelenidae.

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