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A pirate spider navigating unexpected snow shower.
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A pirate spider navigating unexpected snow shower.
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Pirate spider, Ero tuberculata, Mimetidae
Like most pirate spiders, this species feeds primarily on other spiders. Found throughout Europe.
Photographed in Belarus by shapomacro
Found another pirate spider (Mimetus sp.)
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This common pirate spider (Mimetus puritanus) set up shop by one of my bug lights this past summer. ID via iNat
Pirate Spider, Mimetidae by Andreas Kay Via Flickr: from Ecuador: www.youtube.com/AndreasKay
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Pirate Spider (Mimetidae), Bahia Solano, Colombia
By Paul Bertner
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One from way back in the archives, 2007, but I just managed to get it identified as a pirate spider, Mimetus sp. You can tell it’s a pirate spider because of its eyepatch ;-).
Thx to Aaron McKee for the id.
Pirate Spider, Gelanor sp., Mimetidae with fake eyes by Andreas Kay Via Flickr: so called because they feed on other spiders from Ecuador: www.flickr.com/andreaskay/albums