Yesterday I captured this smallish (10mm) jumping spider. Not being a spider person I have not idea which genus it even is. So any help there would be wonderful. The closeup was done with a 10x nikon microscope lens on a 200mm used pentax. Beltsville, Maryland.
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jumping spider, beltsville, md
Yesterday I captured this smallish (10mm) jumping spider. Not being a spider person I have not idea which genus it even is. So any help there would be wonderful. The closeup was done with a 10x nikon microscope lens on a 200mm used pentax. Beltsville, Maryland.
Jumping spider, face
A series of shots of an unknown jumping spider from the Patuxent Bee Laboratory. Wish I knew more about spider id......
A series of shots of an unknown jumping spider from the Patuxent Bee Laboratory. Wish I knew more about spider id......
Jumping spider, md Patuxent WRR
A series of shots of an unknown jumping spider from the Patuxent Bee Laboratory. Wish I knew more about spider id......
A series of shots of an unknown jumping spider from the Patuxent Bee Laboratory. Wish I knew more about spider id......
Jumping spider, underside
A series of shots of an unknown jumping spider from the Patuxent Bee Laboratory. Wish I knew more about spider id......
A series of shots of an unknown jumping spider from the Patuxent Bee Laboratory. Wish I knew more about spider id......
jumping spider8, face, upper marlboro, md
Unknown Jumping Spider from Upper Marlboro, MD Canon Mark II 5D, Zerene Stacker, Photographer: Sam Droege, 65mm Canon MP-E 1-5X macro lens, Twin Macro Flash, F5.0, ISO 100, Shutter Speed 200
Unknown Jumping Spider from Upper Marlboro, MD Canon Mark II 5D, Zerene Stacker, Photographer: Sam Droege, 65mm Canon MP-E 1-5X macro lens, Twin Macro Flash, F5.0, ISO 100, Shutter Speed 200
Jumping-Spider,on-fish-hook-eyes
Unknown Jumping spider, August 2012, Beltsville, Maryland, Benjamin A Coulter helped narrow this down to perhaps an immature Thiodina sylvana
Unknown Jumping spider, August 2012, Beltsville, Maryland, Benjamin A Coulter helped narrow this down to perhaps an immature Thiodina sylvana
June bug 2, U, Underside, Upper Marlboro, MD
A July June Bug, Scarabaeid beetle, from my moth light, Upper Marlboro, MD
A July June Bug, Scarabaeid beetle, from my moth light, Upper Marlboro, MD
Karner blue butterfly, U, back, Indiana
Catterpillar of Endangered Karner Blue butterfly Lycaeides melissa samuelis, almost ready to pupate ...a.k.a. a fatty
Catterpillar of Endangered Karner Blue butterfly Lycaeides melissa samuelis, almost ready to pupate ...a.k.a. a fatty
Karner blue butterfly, U, face close-up, Indiana
Catterpillar of Endangered Karner Blue butterfly Lycaeides melissa samuelis, almost ready to pupate ...a.k.a. a fatty
Catterpillar of Endangered Karner Blue butterfly Lycaeides melissa samuelis, almost ready to pupate ...a.k.a. a fatty
Karner blue butterfly, U, face, Indiana
Catterpillar of Endangered Karner Blue butterfly Lycaeides melissa samuelis, almost ready to pupate ...a.k.a. a fatty
Catterpillar of Endangered Karner Blue butterfly Lycaeides melissa samuelis, almost ready to pupate ...a.k.a. a fatty
Karner blue pupae, U,
Pupae of endangered Karner Blue Butterfly Lycaeides melissa samuelis
Pupae of endangered Karner Blue Butterfly Lycaeides melissa samuelis
karner blue skin2
Shed skin from captive reared Endangered Karner Blue butterfly Lycaeides melissa samuelis
Shed skin from captive reared Endangered Karner Blue butterfly Lycaeides melissa samuelis
Karner Blue,face
The Endangered Karner Blue, Lycaeides melissa samuelis
The Endangered Karner Blue, Lycaeides melissa samuelis
L havanense F, back, Dominican Republic
Dominican Republic. A lovely metallic green Lasioglossum in the Dialictus group
Dominican Republic. A lovely metallic green Lasioglossum in the Dialictus group
L pictum, unknown, face
Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, Michigan
Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, Michigan
L. pectinatum, F, Back 1, MD
Lasioglossum pectinatum, Maryland , Washington County. One very rare bee, this is the first one I have seen a specimen of from the state
Lasioglossum pectinatum, Maryland , Washington County. One very rare bee, this is the first one I have seen a specimen of from the state
L. pectinatum, F, Face, MD
Lasioglossum pectinatum, Maryland , Washington County. One very rare bee, this is the first one I have seen a specimen of from the state
Lasioglossum pectinatum, Maryland , Washington County. One very rare bee, this is the first one I have seen a specimen of from the state
L. prasinogaster, F, Back, Utah, Garfield Co
Its just endless, the number of species of bees at Fossil Butte National Monument and the number of Lasioglossums Sweat Bees in the world. This one is L. prasinogaster. Pretty much looks like all the rest...mostly a Rocky Mountains thing...but a few found in the Pacific Northwest.
Its just endless, the number of species of bees at Fossil Butte National Monument and the number of Lasioglossums Sweat Bees in the world. This one is L. prasinogaster. Pretty much looks like all the rest...mostly a Rocky Mountains thing...but a few found in the Pacific Northwest.
L. prasinogaster, F, Face, Utah, Garfield Co
Its just endless, the number of species of bees at Fossil Butte National Monument and the number of Lasioglossums Sweat Bees in the world. This one is L. prasinogaster. Pretty much looks like all the rest...mostly a Rocky Mountains thing...but a few found in the Pacific Northwest.
Its just endless, the number of species of bees at Fossil Butte National Monument and the number of Lasioglossums Sweat Bees in the world. This one is L. prasinogaster. Pretty much looks like all the rest...mostly a Rocky Mountains thing...but a few found in the Pacific Northwest.
L. prasinogaster, F, Side, Utah, Garfield Co
Its just endless, the number of species of bees at Fossil Butte National Monument and the number of Lasioglossums Sweat Bees in the world. This one is L. prasinogaster. Pretty much looks like all the rest...mostly a Rocky Mountains thing...but a few found in the Pacific Northwest.
Its just endless, the number of species of bees at Fossil Butte National Monument and the number of Lasioglossums Sweat Bees in the world. This one is L. prasinogaster. Pretty much looks like all the rest...mostly a Rocky Mountains thing...but a few found in the Pacific Northwest.
Lachnopus guerinii,-side
GTMO Cuba, June 2011, Need identification
GTMO Cuba, June 2011, Need identification