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Beardfooted Spider (Saitis barbipes)
Observed by eliot83, CC BY-NC
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Beardfooted Spider (Saitis barbipes)
Observed by eliot83, CC BY-NC
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Saitis barbipes male
Biarritz, France | May 02nd 2025
@dismalsheen​ submitted: Hi! I’m sending a bunch of cute bugs your way hehe All of them found in Italy! Now, the first two I’m pretty sure are saitis barbipes male and female, not sure about the other spiders though! Also do you have any idea what the red caterpillar might be?
They are all beautiful! I’m especially a big fan of the waving jumping spider in the first photo and the precious mantis in the last. Definitely agreed with your ID on the first two photos! The third photo looks like a jumper in the genus Icius, but the fourth I can’t tell without a better photo. The jumper in the fifth photo looks like a half-edged wall jumper.
You didn’t ask for IDs on all the other ones, but in case you wanted them, they are, in order: a western conifer seed bug (non-native), not a caterpillar but a beetle larva though I’m not sure which, a passenger moth, an adult antlion, and maybe a European mantis although I’d need more photos to say for sure!