ONH Spiders - Terralonus californicus

Terralonus californicus

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1 - Terralonus californicus, a beach-dwelling jumping spider. On an old beach log. Slides 1-6 of the same individual.
05/16/2009 Port Williams County Park, Sequim, Washington
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2 - Terralonus californicus. Slides 1-6 of the same individual.
05/16/2009 Port Williams County Park, Sequim, Washington
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3 - Terralonus californicus. Slides 1-6 of the same individual.
05/16/2009 Port Williams County Park, Sequim, Washington
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4 - Terralonus californicus. Slides 1-6 of the same individual.
05/16/2009 Port Williams County Park, Sequim, Washington
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5 - Terralonus californicus. Slides 1-6 of the same individual.
05/16/2009 Port Williams County Park, Sequim, Washington
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6 - Terralonus californicus. Slides 1-6 of the same individual.
05/16/2009 Port Williams County Park, Sequim, Washington
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7 - Terralonus californicus.
05/16/2009 Port Williams County Park, Sequim, Washington
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8 - Terralonus californicus.
05/15/2009 Port Williams County Park, Sequim, Washington
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9 - Terralonus californicus. Same individual as in slide 8.
05/15/2009 Port Williams County Park, Sequim, Washington
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10 - Terralonus californicus.
05/05/2009 Port Williams County Park, Sequim, Washington
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11 - Terralonus californicus. Same individual as in slide 10.
05/05/2009 Port Williams County Park, Sequim, Washington
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12 - Terralonus californicus.
05/01/2009 Port Williams County Park, Sequim, Washington
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13 - Terralonus californicus.
05/12/2008 Port Williams County Park, Sequim, Washington

The small gray jumping spider Terralonus californicus is one of the few spiders to live mainly on beaches. Both sexes are mottled gray or brown. We took all of these photos at Port Williams County Beach, Sequim, WA.

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