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 Not sure whether this one was dead or paralyzed didn't see any parasitic wasps nearby.
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 So I propped it upright for some better photo ID, front side
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 And side.
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 This looks like a baby orbweaver
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 This one is cool, very long legs compared to body
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 Here it is again, check out the crazy pedipals on the side of its jaws!
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 Pale spider with wasp mimic prey
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 This has the stance of a crab spider, but the body is quite different.
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 Pretty menacing cool coloring
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 This one looked realtively innocuous, small and light colored on a wheat-like plant
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 Same from different angle
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 Same from side
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 Very long legs, colorful joints.
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 Did I mention long legs? And check out the bright red pedipalps.
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 I think an orbweaver, would say Western Spotted except I was in the East.
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 This one has more colorin but still tiny
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 Same from side, has one dark spot on each leg at the foremost joint
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 This wee one caught a cranefly, video at end of this page.
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 Spiderlings!
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 More Spiderlings!
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 Looked Nursery Web Spider-like but coloring and pattern on abdomen a little different?
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 Very small black spider in a muddy patch when I overturned a piece of rotting wood, yum.
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 Head on of smallish spider in Queen Anne's Lace
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 Same from top, has a plaid pattern on abdomen
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 I think this is another spiderling
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Spiderling
side
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 Almost has termite coloring, found in a crack in a garden wall in NYC's Alphabet City
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 Just your typical spider, but which one I know not, sigh.
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 Same from side
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 This one welcomed us in a cabana in Puerto Rico. It was probably four inches across at least.
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 This one has funny little protruberances off its abdomen
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 Suspended in midair
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 Found on teh crapet of a friend's summer house in Otis, MA. Cool reflection in mirror as well.
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 This wee one makes the lines in my hand look like mini ruts.
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 Tiny. Whitish.
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 The only thins smaller than this caterpillar is the spider that caught it on a small cluster of Queen Anne's Lace
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 Looks to be in tthe comb clawed spider family
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 Another comb clawed spider?
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 A spiderling Nursery Web or Wolf Spider?
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 A
young Nursery Web Spider or..?
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 This
one is missing a limb
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 Slim translucent spider
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 Translucent long legs, distinct pattern on abdomen.
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 This looks like a baby orb weaver
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 Baby Orb weaver on a white like plant
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 Orb Weaver spiderling of some sort?
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 Gotcha!
Said the spider to the crane fly.
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