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85 people and no one knows... I can click the pictures but can anyone else...

I meant to post these a while ago... thank you jim https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-snc7/303740_10150430072491948_855460038_n.jpg https://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/301613_10150430089286948_537622402_n.jpg ---------- Post added 04-06-2013 at 06:15 PM ---------- are...

I love jumpers also. they look so determined. on a mission

right now only. H. Maculata P. irminia P.cambridgei All slings. But I catch and release the locals every once and a while

muppet!! Awesome!

Beautiful Picture...looks like fiesta Ware dish maybe i should use my wife's dishes as water bowls.

both the weavers are the bomb. The little spiny ones are awesome! they are all over the place.

I will have to take more pictures tomorrow.

this was taken in Brownsville Texas AKA Mexas. Im betting Latrodectus. The rest of it was that swirly juv. pattern.

It's a widow alright.. but i'm not sue if it was young or brown

(Latrodectus sp.) juv. black widow (Kukulcania hibernalis) crevice spider (Phidippus regius) regal jumper (Aphonopelma sp.) texas brown UNKOWN ORBWEAVER! (Peucetia viridans) lynx spider (Centruroides vittatus) striped bark scorpion (Gasteracantha cancriformis) spiny orbweaver

yes I know what they all are. they also are all on my back yard.

Hi, my name is jim. I'm a spider nut here in mexas. here are some pics comments welcome!!

Hello, My name is Jim. Just getting back in to the collecting. Just picked some of my favs. Heteroscodra Maculata......Very fast sling Psalmopoeus irminia...not as fast Psalmopoeus cambridgi. As you can see I like the arboreal ones.