Jun 17, 2025
@timbosminivan submitted: Had a visit from a friend in my office today. Any possibility of identifying? Nashville, TN
Looks like a tan jumper! Platycryptus undatus.
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@timbosminivan submitted: Had a visit from a friend in my office today. Any possibility of identifying? Nashville, TN
Looks like a tan jumper! Platycryptus undatus.
Two male Platycryptus undatus I saw having a territorial dance-off
I think the one on the right might’ve backed down because he’s holding prey and would rather enjoy his meal in peace
(Massachusetts, 8/5/24)
Dois machos de Platycryptus undatus fazendo uma dança territorial
juvenile tan jumping spider Platycryptus undatus
Relocated this Platycryptus jumping spider from my sister’s bedroom window to a nice blueberry bush outdoors today. Pretty photogenic fella!
Original mini watercolor🕷️
Platycryptus, a genus of jumping spiders, is a most beloved creature of mine. They’re extremely inquisitive, intelligent, & friendly little things.
Bug of the Day - Arachtober!
This jumping spider (tan jumping spider, Platycryptus undatus) was nomming on something delicious it grabbed off the moth sheet last July.
Hello friend :D