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Jumping spider (juvenile)

Photo by KarenL
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Field Notes

Description:

Itsy bitsy jumping spider - no more than 3 mm long. I actually thought it was a deer tick until I saw it through the macro lens!

Habitat:

Semi rural

Notes:

We have maybe 20 different species of jumping spider here & I don't recognize the pattern on this though it it so young it maybe very different to the adult markings.

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