Salticidae photos

[xgrafcorex]

well, my pics aren't as nice, but heres a couple of local florida (what i believe to be) menemerus bivittatus. one is missing a couple legs. here are a few other pitures of them http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showpost.php?p=660092&postcount=4

thats as close as i can get with my camera. these guys are tiny!

 

[Scolopendra55]

Very nice!! I ADORE jumpers

 

[Dark Raptor]

Aelurillus v-insignitus, female

Evarcha arcuata - gravid female and male

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[Dark Raptor]

"Bug" in the system...

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[Gigas]

HAhaha very funny Dark Raptor, Very Nice Picturees as usual

 

[Dark Raptor]

Thanks!
I've got also this one...

Oups! Its too icy!

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[Gigas]

Incredible those staple pictures are incredible So tiny! and image 4 the spider has succeded in hiding behind a water droplet!

 

[xgrafcorex]

not up to par for this thread, but here is a jumper jumping

 

[Dark Raptor]

Aerilus v-insignitus

Evarcha arcuata in "And another one bite the dust"

Not ID specie on flower

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[bistrobob85]

Gotta say i LOOOOVE the ''bug in the computer'' pics!!!! The little spiders seem SO LOST!!!! That was very cute .

phil.

 

[Dark Raptor]

Thanks!

This time Aerilus v-insignitus "in flagranti"

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[The Snark]

Fabulous pics!! :worship:
What camera, settings and lens are you using?? :? It looks like you have a depth of field measured in millimeters.

 

[zLOST]

Salticidae sp.

Hi, when compared with Dark Raptor's pics, mine are like taken with my SE K700i

Unfortunately jumpers are too small for my 17-55mm lenses. so here are my attempts:

first
second

None of them is IDed, so help would be appretiated.

 

[Arietans]

Dark Raptor, your pictures are incredible :worship: :worship:

Wow!

 

[Dark Raptor]

Thanks!

I'm using Nikon D70s with Nikkor Micro 105/2.8D lens. I also add Kenko MC-7 x2 Teleconverter.

zLOST, I don't see your pics

This time only one specimen, Evarcha arcuata - male

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[Gigas]

Click the Links in his post Dark raptor the quality of your pics is always a welcome sight

 

[Dark Raptor]

Thanks!

Click the Links in his post Dark raptor the quality of your pics is always a welcome sight

Yup, everything works fine now. I forgot that java scripts are blocked by my browser :?

Nice spiders you have. First it can be Evarcha sp. (arcuata?) female.
Second. It looks like Sitticus rupicola or S. longipes. Also female.

 

[zLOST]

Thanks!


Yup, everything works fine now. I forgot that java scripts are blocked by my browser :?

Nice spiders you have. First it can be Evarcha sp. (arcuata?) female.
Second. It looks like Sitticus rupicola or S. longipes. Also female.

Thank you very much. It seems like E. arcuata is one of the most common Salticids here in Czech republic. If only they can be as big as tarantulas
I'd like to take better pics, but that requires much better lenses than i have now...

 

[Tegenaria]

Those are some awesome pictures!

Does anyone else think jumping spiders are cute?

Most definitely!

 

[Dark Raptor]

Thanks!

I've just take a shot of this one.
Heliophanus cupreus - male

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