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Mar 27, 2007 16:14 |  #1

I have been trying to find information regarding the types of Jumping Spiders found in the UK, all i seem to find are Zebra Jumpers and no others.
I read somewhere that there are four types in the UK, does anyone know what they are ?, or have images ?.

I have seen two types, one of which is of course a Zebra and one other un-named small brown variety ...




  
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Mar 27, 2007 16:26 |  #2

Think I've got pics of three of them inc salticus scenicus- think ones called a fencepost spider or something like that-
here's the other two-
Racketman posted one recently with green palps that doesn't look like either of these two
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Mar 27, 2007 16:37 |  #3

Yes i have that little brown one and the Zebra, but no official names for the others .

I saw the brown one following a Zebra today until i interupted it :D ...




  
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Mar 27, 2007 17:48 |  #4

Salticus scenicus
Heliophanus flavipes
Marpissa muscosa
Marpissa nivoyi
Pellenes tripunctatus
Ballus chalybeius
Neon reticulatus
Euophrys frontalis
Euophrys aequipes
Euophrys erratica
Sitticus pubescens
Sitticus floricola
Sitticus caricis
Evarcha falcata
Evarcha arcuata


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Mar 27, 2007 17:50 |  #5

Aellurilus v-insignitus
Phlegra fasciata
Synageles venator
Myrmarachne formicaria

I think i've remembered them all but my memory isn't what it was ;)


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Mar 27, 2007 18:21 |  #6

So those last four are the ones found in the UK ? , or all of them ? ...




  
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Mar 27, 2007 18:25 |  #7

all of them are UK, don't know where Bandit got his four from.


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Mar 27, 2007 18:32 |  #8

actually my book is short changing us - here is what I assume must be the definitive list:
scroll down to salticidae, 36 in all!

http://www.britishspid​ers.org.uk/html/bas.ph​p?page=cl&menu=bas (external link)

perhaps the 19 in my book are the most common?

Shame you dont get a page like this when you click on the species in that check list:

http://www.salticidae.​org …ost/hlphanus/au​ra-sph.htm (external link)


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Mar 28, 2007 07:00 |  #9

Well its going to take some years to get a full house on this species, thats really surprised me that there are 36 types.

I think i have only seen three or four posted here, it may renew my interest trying to hunt some of them down :D ...




  
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Mar 28, 2007 09:31 |  #10

Hiya RM,

Ere who's this other Bandit, where is he hidding damn imposters ;) :lol: :lol:

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all of them are UK, don't know where Bandit got his four from.


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Mar 28, 2007 09:38 as a reply to  @ bandit 1's post |  #11

Hiya Gordon,

This be the real Bandit ere :lol: :lol: have a look here I love this site.

http://delta-intkey.com/britsp/www/​salticid.htm (external link)

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Mar 28, 2007 11:09 |  #12

I think i have seen three types up to now ...


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Mar 28, 2007 11:09 |  #13

Marpissa muscosa


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Thanks for the link Mark :D ...



  
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Mar 28, 2007 12:48 |  #14

salticus scenicus - the scenicus comes from Latin actor which describes how they react with all their posturing.


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Mar 28, 2007 15:47 |  #15

RM if you have found any different ones please post them in this thread for me :) ...




  
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