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This little guy was a pain to follow around and try to get a shot of as he ran around on the front of my house.


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Nice photo! what species? Did you use a background or is your porch actually that white :shocked: - Seth
 
sde said:
Nice photo! what species? Did you use a background or is your porch actually that white :shocked: - Seth
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Thanks!

Not sure of the exact species of jumping spider; Nothing special for the background other than the cement he was on. It was under full sun so it came out that white.
 
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