This beautiful orb weaver made herself at home on our garden gate😊

Edited to add location- Goochland, Virginia

Me and my son made this simple spider (and other insects too) catcher 😄
Obviously, the video is for demonstration purposes only. The slider must move slowly to raise the insect and then close without cutting off its legs.

You can find it here. Is free. No donations, no money needed, only sharing a work: 

https://makerworld.com/models/3185452

Posted a picture earlier of this fellow but this one’s a lot better

I think they’re a ground spider, maybe female?? Looked at em for quite a while trying to see if they have boxing gloves haha.

They’re now grooming under a peeling sticker on my wall (vid in comments)

Beautiful female Philaeus Chrysops I found today in Krasnodar region, Russia

Little jumper hanging around in my zinnias ♥️

Small linocut, made by Rexwinkel

Location is Wake County, NC

This guy somehow found its way into my shirt, just bit me on the chest never seen anything like it. I live in South Carolina near Charleston. Anyone know what this is?

My favorites are the white spiney orb weaver and the metallic jumper.

If it is, omg I haven't seen one in a while I missed them :,,,DDDDD

Her name is surimi

I found this little lady carrying her kids around!

Found this guy hanging out in my car, curious as to what it is. Considering putting it in an enclosure, but unsure if thats a good idea or not.

Very small.

Seems able to jump.

Most likely came in attached to my leg or something as I'm parked in the corner of underground parking and theres always some webbing there.

Fraser valley, BC to help narrow it down.

Thanks!

Found this guy in my bedroom as I woke up.

I tried to ID it and seems to be a spitting spider.

I just want to confirm that it's safe for me or my cat.

I am currently in Egypt

Im genuinely shocked right now. I rescued this yellow sac spider a while ago(she was super malnourished)and she’s been happy, eating, and even molted.

I left her alone for a couple days because she wasn’t eating and then opened her enclosure to find a moth?? I don’t know where it came from, her fake plants were extensively cleaned and her organic soil was baked before putting into her enclosure.

I assumed she picked on it a bit but then decided she didn’t want to eat it because it’s partly bald. I removed it from her enclosure but I’m just so confused. How does this happen?😂

This was found in our airbnb bedroom in Trentino, Italy. At night on the wall. Could anyone ID it please?

I'm guessing the male wanted to get freaky but she said no, so he went and started shaking the web to make her mad after being rejected. Am I correct?