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Jumping Spider (immature)

Habronattus sp.

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Description:

Very small, immature jumping spider about 3 mm long. It has four black spots on the abdomen with two having a tiny, white spot. The face has a red band across the eyes. "Leg III longer than leg I. Males of this genus frequently have ornamental or color modifications of leg I and/or III. This is potentially used by the male during courtship."

Habitat:

Rose bush in front yard

Reference Links:

Genus Habronattus - BugGuide.Net

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