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Posted on 16/06/2018 by philipp

Insects – Dragonflies – Spiders – Jumping Spiders

Jumping Spider, maybe Evarcha Arcuata

Jumping Spider, maybe Evarcha Arcuata

Jumping spider, Marpissa muscosa, Rindenspringspinne

Jumping spider, Marpissa muscosa, Rindenspringspinne

Jumping spider, Marpissa muscosa, Rindenspringspinne

Jumping spider, Marpissa muscosa, Rindenspringspinne

Rindenspringspinne (Marpissa muscosa)

Heliophanus dubius http://wiki.arages.de/index.php?title=Heliophanus_dubius

Heliophanus dubius http://wiki.arages.de/index.php?title=Heliophanus_dubius

Springspinne Marpissa muscosa

Salticus scenicus, Zebra Springspinne, Spinne des Jahres 2005

Zebra jumping spider, Salticus Scenicus

Zebraspringspinne, Salticus scenicus

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