NEW jumping spider question

[Ashtralana]

Clarus is typically more red/orange colored, they do look quite similar though. On looking at various pictures though, I honestly cannot say for certain if this is purpuratus or clarus. Clarus seems to more often have orange color though.

It looked like a purpuratus to me but I have no clue. But thanks so much for your help

 

[Nicole C G]

It looked like a purpuratus to me but I have no clue. But thanks so much for your help

Phidippus clarus:
https://bugguide.net/node/view/1680078/bgimage

https://bugguide.net/node/view/1918020/bgimage

https://bugguide.net/node/view/1831215/bgimage

https://bugguide.net/node/view/1680078/bgimage

This is the only somewhat similar P. purpuratus I found:
https://bugguide.net/node/view/469582/bgimage

 

[Ashtralana]

Phidippus clarus:
https://bugguide.net/node/view/1680078/bgimage

https://bugguide.net/node/view/1918020/bgimage

https://bugguide.net/node/view/1831215/bgimage

https://bugguide.net/node/view/1680078/bgimage

This is the only somewhat similar P. purpuratus I found:
https://bugguide.net/node/view/469582/bgimage

Thank you

 

[The Snark]

Phidippus audax. I think it’s an adult female?

It's a dangling participle. The thread title, not the spider.
(New spider or new question? I know..Get back under my rock where I belong.).

 

[Ashtralana]

It's a dangling participle. The thread title, not the spider.
(New spider or new question? I know..Get back under my rock where I belong.).

It's a new spider

 

[The Snark]

It's a new spider

Apologies. I've got a degree in our inane language and tend to have fun with it.

 

[Ashtralana]

Apologies. I've got a degree in our inane language and tend to have fun with it.

No worries. It's ok

 

[Ashtralana]

I found out it's a female Phidippus Clarus

 

[Ashtralana]

Found this jumping spider in my pool. What kind is it? Thanks.

 

[Nicole C G]

Found this jumping spider in my pool. What kind is it? Thanks.

Habronattus sp. maybe

 

[Ashtralana]

Thanks. I'm a probably let it go since it's a baby.

 

[Ashtralana]

Sorry to ask so many NOOB jumping spider questions but I found this one today. Male or female? I know it's a jumping spider but what kind? My app says it's a Phidippus Putnami but idk if that's correct or not. Thanks.

 

[Nicole C G]

Sorry to ask so many NOOB jumping spider questions but I found this one today. Male or female? I know it's a jumping spider but what kind? My app says it's a Phidippus Putnami but idk if that's correct or not. Thanks.

Habronattus sp.
can’t tell if it’s a male of female.

 

[Ashtralana]

Ok. Thank you. Is it a baby or an adult?

 

[Ashtralana]

Last jumping spider question. I promise. This makes my 5th jumping spider so that is enough for me. I'm a start calling them pool spiders since that's where me and my daughter keep finding them. Anyway, I used my insect app and this is what it told me(pic is added). This spider is super jumpy and fast. Took a pic without flash(dark spider pic) and with flash.

So, male or female?
Species?

Thanks again

 

[Nicole C G]

Last jumping spider question. I promise. This makes my 5th jumping spider so that is enough for me. I'm a start calling them pool spiders since that's where me and my daughter keep finding them. Anyway, I used my insect app and this is what it told me(pic is added). This spider is super jumpy and fast. Took a pic without flash(dark spider pic) and with flash.

So, male or female?
Species?

Thanks again

Female Habronattus, probably Habronattus coecatus.
I’m thinking adult

 

[Ashtralana]

Thanks