Zebra Spider (Salticus scenicus)
I am sure it thought that if it couldn’t see me I couldn’t see it. Its larger frontal eyes are tucked under the moss. It seems to have been a very good year for these. More of them around, and larger, too, so getting a good diet.

I have some on my house walls but never seen one with some rosy aspects. Really nice.
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Thank you 🙂 I have never seen one with the rosy aspect either, so was quite lovely to see 🙂
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Rather handsome-looking!
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They are one of my favourites 🙂
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I remember zebra jumpers from my childhood in Michigan, and they planted the first seed of my lifelong fascination with spiders in general, and jumpers in particular. They are simply wonderful!
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They have so much character with those big front eyes, and how they almost look at you like they are as curious about us as we are of them. Imagine the shock if one day one pulled out a Canon or a Nikon and took a photo of us! 🙂
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Fine close up photo, Pete!
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Thank you 🙂 It remained fairly still which really helped.
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Love your spider photo! 🕷🕷
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I am glad you like it, Lisa! Thank you! 🙂
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Great shot! I am getting more and more a fan of these kind of spiders. They are so cute and I love the fur 🙂
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Thank you 🙂 They are cute and furry, but not sure about having one a cudlly toy, though 😉
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What a pity 😉
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Handsome!
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They are quite handsome, and this one in particularly as it has an unusual pinkish hue. Thank you, Julie 🙂
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Looks rather cuddly. 🙂 Some insects, and other critters, rely on their disguises to protect them and only movement gives them away. This fella probably thought the same. Nice shot, Pete.
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🙂 It is a cuddly one, though not sure I would want to actually cuddle it 🙂 Thank you, Steve 🙂
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