Baby Jumping Spider

Thank you!!

DenaDaleCrain~ Thanks for the appreciation but I'm not sure about the later part you've mentioned. I have been photographing jumping spiders for about two years now and many a times I've taken them on my fingers or encountered them accidentally. In most of the cases they try to flee away for a while and they get bored. Then they'll curiously look at me, try to figure out what I want from them and most likely they'll jump on my hand on their own. Some of the species are so co-operative that they'll just keep waiting at one spot until I finish photographing them. All this while I've never had a single bite or any hostile gesture from them. There venom might well be ugly but I must admit it was never for me. I guess I am really lucky or they really love me or may be the way I approach them never seems threatening to them. Still, I thank you for your concern and the warning!

Hahaha.. Thanks everyone!!

Thanks everyone! S/he really was cute! I'm guessing it was a she from the look of its abdomen and the density of sensory hair on its head. @Emma~ Sure.. :-)