Araneomorph (True Spider) Picture Thread

[killerqueen1010]

Loxosceles reclusa

Ah yes, the second most overly feared spider of all time! (Only coming second to Latrodectus mactans) Poor arachids always getting blamed for everything . Loveeeee your specimen btw.

 

[Biollantefan54]

Thanks, she is very interesting to watch, hoping to catch her a male soon!

 

[JumpingSpiderLady]

Genus???? Species????

Phidippus Audax?

 

[Donald Lloyd]

Verrucosa arenata I caught the other night

 

[CEC]

Araneidae (Araneus sp. ?) From Turks and Caicos

 

[Misty Day]

Presumed Eratigena atrica munching down on a mealworm. The speed of this spider amazes me.

 

[basin79]

Sicarius Terrosus

 

[basin79]

Ctenus Red fang

 

[basin79]

Didn't work.

 

[z32upgrader]

These spiders are running all over the rocks on the shore of Lake Stanley Draper, OK.

 

[CosbyArt]

Some shots of my recently hatched bold jumping spider slings (Phidippus audax). See the photos with the US penny for size reference - they are so small it is hard to get a shot of them holding still.

 

[basin79]

Adult male Phidippus Regius.

 

[cooperevans001]

L. Mactans Female, sub-adult. Still has juvenile markings on back and hourglass hasnt fully formed.

 

[Biollantefan54]

Sicarius sp.


Loxosceles deserta


Arctosa santaerosae


Hogna lenta

 

[Flexzone]

Sicarius terrosus- MM

 

[Greenjewls]

H. carolinensis glamour shot!

Snapshot - 21

• Greenjewls
• Nov 14, 2016
• 3

Hogna carolinensis cute face pic!

 

[Biollantefan54]

L. Mactans Female, sub-adult. Still has juvenile markings on back and hourglass hasnt fully formed.

Are you sure this isn't L. variolus

 

[Stargazer]

I live on a barrier island outside of Charleston, South Carolina. This beauty was on my deck this morning, I thought it was a bumble bee at first then realized it was some type of wolf spider. The markings are so unusual on the back! Does anyone know the species? Thank you! I scooped him onto a piece of paper to put into the grass and observed him in a defensive posture.

 

[basin79]

I live on a barrier island outside of Charleston, South Carolina. This beauty was on my deck this morning, I thought it was a bumble bee at first then realized it was some type of wolf spider. The markings are so unusual on the back! Does anyone know the species? Thank you! I scooped him onto a piece of paper to put into the grass and observed him in a defensive posture.

That's a jumping spider. Phidippus audax is my guess. Or a male Phidippus Regius.

 

[Stargazer]

That's a jumping spider. Phidippus audax is my guess. Or a male Phidippus Regius.

Thank you so much! I searched the internet for hours with no luck. Appreciate the info!!