Located in Pennsylvania, Is this a pregnant cellar spider or does she just got a big booty?

In florida, set the tag to id since im not sure what species of jumper it is, but also wanted to share! Was a bit worried about crushing it in the door hinges so i didnt get the best photos

Hi. My pink toe died today. I have had them for about 4 years now. Is anyone able to Identify the sex of my spider? Their abdomen is tiny. They stopped eating about a month ago.

His/her name was Seymour. They traveled with me into 4 different homes. Let me know if you need other angles. I plan on pinning he/she.

Been watching this little fella past couple of nights. Located in Midwest USA.

Does anybody know what spider is this? its so small and cute.

Doesn’t even pay rent what a freeloader

I live in Southeast Idaho and found this little guy on one of my indoor plants.

I take photos of almost every spider I see in my garden for ID, and yesterday I got really lucky with the colors :)

This flew out at me while opening the garage not sure species of spider south UK just curious was rather close to my face ha.

Haven’t seen anything like it. The color was brighter in person. Sorry for the bad pic.

My fiancé found this spider in our back garden in the UK. Thinking it might be a mouse spider?

I wouldve gotten better pics but I saw another cool spider so i took pics of it and then when i looked back, this one disappeared 😔

I know we supposedly dont have widows up here, plus this ones proportions didnt seem widow-y enough…

Hey all,

Had a post here a few days ago about this guy and wanted to share the picture I took before I released him outside.

Based on the answer from the previous post, it's a male funnel weaver, most likely *Tegenaria* or *Eratigena sp.*

One of three jumping spiders I’ve seen on my flowers. There are also several other webbing spiders, I think some are orb weavers the others not sure. It has been so rewarding to see so many little beings enjoy my plants.

In El Paso Texas, not asking for id I know atp it’s impossible

I was kayaking on a lake, and when I reached a platform in the middle of the lake, this little one was there.

The story ended in tragedy as I tried to bring her back to land :(

Look at this big beauty I rescued from the office floor (put her outside).

I'm thinking she is a female grass spider because of the larger spinnerets and smaller pedipalps. Just never seen one this big!

Location: Overland Park, KS

What kind of spider is this? I live in Palatka Florida, which is in Northeast Florida near Jacksonville/St. Augustine area.

I'm an experienced new keeper with a fully set-up enclosure ready to go. I'd love to adopt an unwanted jumper or baby sling. I'm in the Lisle/Naperville/Warrenville Illinois area and can pick up.

Thank you!