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audax group » Workman's Jumper (workmani)
Phidippus workmani - female Phidippus workmani - female Phidippus workmani - female Phidippus workmani Phidippus workmani Phidippus workmani - male Phidippus workmani - male

audax group » Bold Jumper (audax)
Phidippus audax? Female? - Phidippus audax - female Phidippus audax? Female? - Phidippus audax - female Mainly black spider - Phidippus audax Dark jumping spider with yellow spots - Phidippus audax Dark jumping spider with yellow spots - Phidippus audax a bold little jumper - Phidippus audax Phidippus audax adult female mouth - Phidippus audax - female Phidippus audax adult female mouth - Phidippus audax - female Phidippus audax adult female mouth - Phidippus audax - female Bold Jumper, Jumping Spider - Phidippus audax Bold Jumper - Phidippus audax Bold Jumper - Phidippus audax Another spider with gypsy moth cat - Phidippus audax Another spider with gypsy moth cat - Phidippus audax Spider catches gypsy moth cat - Phidippus audax Black and White spider - green 'glowing' eyes....I found and captured this spider in my yard in the late afternoon. - Phidippus audax

 
 
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