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Dimorphic Jumping Spider (male)

Maevia inclemens

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Field Notes

Description:

1/8 - 1/4 inch. I could not see these colors at all. It looked like a black speck spider in a shady part of the house and on a cloudy day. I am shocked! Very bright colors! WOW!

Habitat:

On the house near woodlands and meadow (Poconos, PA)

Notes:

Thanks Karen for all your help!

Species ID Suggestions

Dimorphic jumper (male)

Maevia inclemens

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KarenL
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Comments (8)
courtneyhitson
Jumping Spiders are my favorite! I've only been seeing small ones here lately. Hopefully my luck will change!
Atul
super spotting Carol!

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International Spider Survey
Photographed
PublishedMarch 23, 2012

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