Oct 5, 2024
Marpissa robusta
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Marpissa robusta
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Salticus scenicus x Adult male
Commonly known as the Zebra jumping spider, this particular spider was found and photographed in the Wasatch mountains of north Utah.
These shots were taken with a 28mm and a 24mm reverse mounted.
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Phidippus species. I’m in the process of prepping my shots for print and compiling information on publication on various species of Salticidae. Here are 3 of the more common North American species. In order as follows.
P. Clarus - adult male
P. Whitmani - adult male
P. Audax - adult male
Phids on Purple
P.otiosus, P.mystaceus P.cardinals (female/male)
This looks like a penultimate (possibly adult) Phidippus Audax, definitely a female - but I can never be too sure about species in this region. Shot on the Delmarva Peninsula.  Â
On a side note, I need to replace my diffuser, and I haven’t shot real macro in a long while, so these frames definitely leave a lot to be desired. I need to get back on it.  Â