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Not quite like the other spiders I often see here. Hope someone could help me ID this little thing. This'll be my last spotting for now. Will be away for a vacation. Hope to bring back more interesting spottings when I get back.
Hi elapj, in the ID Suggestion that I sent, if you visit the link you will see hundreds of Phintella spiders and they do not all look like yours. If you scroll down (quite a lot), you will eventually see some that do look like yours. It might be quicker to look at https://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/41........
Hey, there is a similar spotting, http://www.flickr.com/photos/ehktang/416....
This is one of the jumping spiders. They are sight hunters and don't use webs, although they will lay down a silk dragline just in case they fall. Very fun to watch and my favorite spiders. However, there are something like 4000 species worldwide.
Spotted on Apr 27, 2011
Submitted on Apr 28, 2011
