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 Phidippus clarus, shiny happy spider
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 Paraphidippus aurantius. This tiny one was on a green pepper in a local community garden in the east village.
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 A really tiny one, yet to be ID'd
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 Same a previous from font. I love this brave stance for such a wee one.
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 Taken upstate Adirondacks area, looking to be ID'd
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 Hentzia mitrata showing off its long reach.
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 Phidippus princeps, more like prince charming, what a face!
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 Profile of aforementioned handsome fellow
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 A smaller version, very wee
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 Not sure which as I neglected to take a top shot since I was entranced with its face.
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 Perhaps
it is Phidippus princeps in different lighting.
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 Tiny roly poly one
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 Posing ont its Black Eyed Susan home, photographed on the dining room table after being discovered in a bouquet.
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 Peeking outside it's wee lair
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 Looking out upon the vast horizon
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 Looks like it has vertigo
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 This
reminds me of those horrible fishermen standing next to
their big shark catch. Except this is cute.
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 Posing with an elbow on its trophy
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 Pretty big prey for such a wee predator
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 Jumping
Spider casually peering about, suddenly sees the camera
and skitters behind leaf.
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 This one was almost camouflaged on a rock face
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 Same, looking down as they seem apt to do
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 Jumping Spider casually peering about, suddenly sees the camera and skitters behind leaf.
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