May 6, 2025
₊˚⊹Tetragnatha webs dappled in morning dew₊⟡⋆
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₊˚⊹Tetragnatha webs dappled in morning dew₊⟡⋆
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@abugscrowfriend submitted: Hello, I'd love help with identifying this goober. The most I could squeeze out of iNat was that it's a kind of orbweaver, it doesn't have the prominent mandibles that most of the suggestions have so I'd love to ask you.
I've photographed it near a stream in a forest located in [removed].
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Hello! It’s a long-jawed orbweaver in the family Tetragnathidae, probably Tetragnatha sp. You can definitely see the long chelicerae on the face and the eye pattern is correct for that genus.
I found this pretty green guy on a nature preserve in Cape May NJ! Also, check out these oystercatchers:> they are so beautiful to me
Spider ID - NJ, USA:
Yes, I love Oystercatchers!
Your spider friend looks like a Green Long-jawed Orbweaver (Tetragnatha viridis), family Tetragnathidae.
Species Tetragnatha viridis - BugGuide.Net
Tetragnatha viridis Walckenaer, 1841
Tetragnatha sp.
23-OCT-2025
Kings Domain, Melbourne, Vic
lllllllllllllllllllllloooooooooooooonnnnnnnnnnnggggggggg (This spider is very long, if you didn't notice.) I love the little feetsy sticking off to the side to monitor vibrations on its web.
Stretch spider (genus Tetragnatha) Northeastern Pennsylvania, US
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I am becoming an insect photographer sorry!
Am guessing this is one of the long-jawed orbweavers (Tetragnatha), check out the long jaws and what appear to be some sort of specialized palps? Just another successful experiment by our friend Nature. Photo by Jade Louis. <b> ~~~~~~~~~~{{{{{{0}}}}}}~~~~~~~~~~</b>
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Long-jawed Orbweaver (Tetragnatha sp.) - (c) SaritaWolf - please do not repost