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Orange AZ Phidippus


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P. nikites instead?


Phidippus apacheanus


Phidippus Apacheanus


Phidippus cardinalis or Phidi


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Phidippus nikites


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I don’t know. May be too far north.


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Phidippus apacheanus?


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Phidippus - Purpuratus Group - Female!


One of two?


Phidippus


P. nikites


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Perhaps Apache Jumper - Phidippus apacheanus


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Phidippus apacheanus


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Female - Jumping Spider


Female - Jumping Spider


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Red Velvet


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P. whitmani


Phidippus apacheanus


Phidippus


Excellent addition


Gorgeous


Very nice color variation


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Possibly P. nikites


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Yuma list of jumping spiders


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Hairy Orange Spider - Neoscona crucifera


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Jumping spiders of Yuma County


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