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Male Gray Wall Jumper

Menemerus Bivittatus

Photo by Raiyan Ahmed
Published on Project Noah
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Field Notes

Description:

This is a very common jumping spider and found all through the tropics. These can normally be spotted in the walls. I have encountered a few while having their breakfast or lunch and ants seem to be their most common food.

Habitat:

Walls and tree trunks (Throughout the tropics)

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Menemerus bivittatus

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Comments (4)
Raiyan Ahmed
Well, that would be one of the dream shots! I'll definitely give it a try.. :-)
ambientidm
you are the jumping spider master now you need to get one mid flight getting a bee i have only see one shot of that before i think it was a nat geo shot

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PublishedMay 6, 2011

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