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birderbee.bsky.social
Zebra spider (Salticus scenicus) in the garden, Leeds UK. August 2023.

Who said spiders aren't cute?! 🥹

#zebraspider #jumpingspider #zebrajumpingspider #Salticusscenicus #spiders
January 31, 2025 at 2:33 PM
missylacy.bsky.social
Found another jumping spider in my planters today. 🖤 🤍 🕷️

#ZebraSpider #ItsyBitsySpider
#Spider #HelloFriend
June 23, 2025 at 9:50 PM
chelseaonikwork.bsky.social
Zebra spider. #ZebraSpider #SalticusScenicus #ZebraJumper #JumpingSpider #Spider #Arachnid #Animal #Nature
September 10, 2025 at 10:36 AM
callenh.bsky.social
Zebra spider. #ZebraSpider #SalticusScenicus #ZebraJumper #JumpingSpider #Spider #Arachnid #Animal #Nature #Photography #NorthBreakwaterLighthouse #Sheboygan #Wisconsin
Zebra spider facing downward on a red background. They're typically black and white, but this one is mostly brown with a couple tan stripes on each side of its abdomen. The thorax and head do appear black, with a couple of white strips on the outer edge of the thorax and a couple of white spots on top. The eight legs are dark. The pedipalps (limbs) are white. It's hard to tell in this photo, but zebra spiders have eight eyes.
September 9, 2025 at 11:57 AM
futchbrownie.bsky.social
this week’s drawing hive ft. bugs (and a snail) #sketch #sketchbook #drawing #insectart #bugs #bee #giantafricansnail #zebraspider #spider #rosymaplemoth #moth
July 24, 2025 at 11:40 PM
ormejks.bsky.social
March 2nd: a Zebra Spider with one of two small flies she caught just seconds apart, and then ate within a few minutes.
#invertebrates #spider #JumpingSpider #ZebraSpider #SalticusScenicus #GardenWildlife #UKWildlife #NaturePhotography #MacroPhotography #SmallWonders @britishspiders.bsky.social
A tiny Zebra Jumping Spider, about 6mm long, with a small fly she has caught and is eating. She is standing on a brightly lit honeysuckle leaf. She is cream, with brown and black patterns on her cephalothorax and abdomen that vaguely resemble stripes. Her legs are mottled. Her two large central eyes are looking down towards her prey, of which only the iridescent wings can now be seen.
March 4, 2025 at 12:16 AM
alfonz31.bsky.social
My mom isn’t a fan of this shot. I keep reminding her that the zebra spider appears larger than it is in real life. Those little jumping spiders are little and fast so it wasn’t an easy shot to get!

#photography #macrophotography #spider #zebraspider
May 29, 2025 at 12:03 AM
timhopper.bsky.social
It jumped from the table (they are a species of "Jumping spider" after all! 😁) onto my leg, and then climbed up on to the bench's armrest to get a better view of me! Love, or lunch? 😅 #ZebraSpider #JumpingSpider #UKSpiders #Spiders #Kent #England
June 9, 2025 at 9:22 PM
free-estradiol.bsky.social
GODDESS FOR THE LOST
//mother for the lost,
those tossed out, misunderstood,
love embraced

protecting us all
her watching eyes stayed alert
for those lost//

#collage #collageaday #analogcollage #spidersorry #zebraspider #goddessembrace #wisdomisold
February 10, 2025 at 7:53 PM
ormejks.bsky.social
Basking:
www.blipfoto.com/entry/321575...
#spider #JumpingSpider #SalticusScenicus #ZebraSpider #arachnids #StingsNWings #UKWildlife #NaturePhotography
March 16, 2024 at 8:07 PM
ormejks.bsky.social
Ouch:
www.blipfoto.com/entry/334952...

#invertebrates #arachnids #spider #JumpingSpider #ZebraSpider #SalticusScenicus #GardenWildlife #UKWildlife #NaturePhotography #NatureWriting #MacroPhotography #StingsNWings #SmallWonders
A tiny Zebra Jumping Spider on the reverse of a honeysuckle leaf, with an even smaller spider that she has caught and killed. The Zebra Spider is about 6mm long, with vague brown and white stripes on her abdomen. She has one horizontal white stripe and one black one around the edge of her carapace, and the top is marked with black and white patches. She has eight eyes - four along the front of her cephalothorax, and two on each side. The two middle front ones are especially large. Her legs are mottled in black, brown and white. Though she's quite hairy, her colours are produced by scales, like those on a butterfly's wing, rather than by hairs, and as a result she is slightly iridescent.
March 20, 2025 at 11:17 PM