saltidae id

[ArachKnight]

Are there any jumping spider id books. Since there are roughly 300 species found in N.A. you'd think that there would be one. So any info? Anybody?

Thanks

 

[Wade]

I don't know of any field guide, but there's this:

http://centerforsystematicentomology.org/New Publications/Phidippus Order Form2.htm

Wade

 

[ArachKnight]

thanks

Thanks wade for the info. I've already pre-ordered my copy. Unfortunately there are only going to be about 500 copies so if jumpers are your bag then place that order in soon.

Joel

 

[ArachKnight]

Hey

Wade have you ordered your copy of jumpers revised? If yes have you gotten it yet? If no do you know if we can get the australian spider id book from Barnes and Nobles or Borders?

Thanks
Joel

 

[Wade]

I have not ordered either book, and haven't heard anything new. As far as I know, the Australian book was supposed to be available from Barnes and Noble, but I don't know when or if it'll be in the store or you have to order it from the website.

Sorry I don't know more!

Wade

 

[ArachKnight]

Much abliged for the info. Hey are you a teacher of sorts? You sound different than other posters. Also you close to shennadoah valley?

Joel

 

[Wade]

I work at a nature center, so teaching is a part of my job, but I'm mainly an animal care person.

Richmond is smack dab in the middle of Virginia, about an hour and a half fom the mountains.

Wade