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Project Noah is a tool to explore and document wildlife and a platform to harness the power of citizen scientists everywhere.
Phidippus mystaceus
Very hairy little spider. About the size of a nickel. Wonderful spot design on its head, back and abdomen. You can actually notice when the spider is looking straight at you as the reflection of light dims down quite a bit.
Anywhere really.
I really like these sorts of spiders, because they are quite intelligent. They'll track your finger, and follow it around, almost like a cat follows a laser dot. I love watching these little guys because they always seem comical when they walk around, stop and search around 360 degrees before continuing on.
ha! Yea these little guys are awesome. I actually prefer the black ones with the white spot on its back. Those guys are a little more active than these ones, but still I love Jumping Spiders. Just really social spiders.
This is my favorite genus of spider! This species has really cool patterns on it. Unfortunately for me, they're not here in Cali.
Lat: 33.21, Long: -97.13
Spotted on Oct 10, 2010
Submitted on Feb 3, 2012
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