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Telamonia masinloc
This jumper once confused me with my previous jumping spider spotting. At first glance they look identical. Watching carefully I noticed their legs structure are different. Though the stripes of their heads are the same, the body stripes are in reverse. This specimen is a male.
Every forested and cultivated lowland and highland, open grassland.
I'm glad that my Dad keeps most part of our land protected and untilled so I can study and enteract with wildlife and compare them with those in other habitat. And of course give these creations a safer refuge.
Spotted on Jun 27, 2011
Submitted on Apr 9, 2012
1 Comment
Another great photo! How fantastic that you have your own "wildlife refuge"! It is amazing how much benefit to wildlife there can be from just leaving a small patch of land uncultivated.