Jumping Spider

I believe this is a Bavia sp. Jumping Spider

Thanks for identifying! , my brother spotted one in Philippines yesterday. Feb 14, 2020.

it's all right. i'll just remove the scientific name and hope someone can id this.

Sorry to belabour this but the distribution looks so unlikely, I went back and researched this. From Monograph of the Salticidae (Araneae) of the World 1995-2011: Distribution: "America North; USA: Arizona, California" AND Synonyms and combinations: "(misidentified - from Philippines)" from 1905.
( http://www.gsd-salt.miiz.waw.pl/salticid... )
Also "Philippines - List of Species of Salticidae" does not include the genus Marpissa
( http://salticidae.org/salticid/diagnost/... )

well thank you to both of you for sharing your insights :)

Well that's the information you need :-)

according to this, it can also be found in the Philippines

http://www.jumping-spiders.com/php/tax_d...

but i'm not a spider expert. so i'm not sure.. :)

Thanks Scott.. I searched for species.. but it always matched with this specie mentioned on the link... almost same...

Marpissa robusta is a North American species I believe. I don't know if the widespread genus Marpissa occurs in the Philippines or not. It is clear this is a jumping spider (Family Salticidae) but I don't know if much more can be said about it without additional reference material.

updated!! thank you! :)

Rian please update ID its Long leg Jumping Spider.
http://www.tolweb.org/Marpissa_robusta/4...

i rearranged the pictures already :)

2nd picture is very cool... Please put it at front.

Nice one Big front legged Scorpion mimic Jumping Spider.