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Found this gal inside my home crawling up the wall a few days ago, unaware of the fact that she was gravid (she was not all that big to begin with). This photo was taken after she laid her eggs.
Not sure about her species, especially considering her small size at this point in her life. She is a little bit wider than the end of a pencil eraser with her legs drawn inward.
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- Submitted: May 10, 2026
- Photographed: May 10, 2026
- Spider: Unidentified
- Location: Thomaston, Georgia, United States
- Spotted Outdoors: Man-made structure (building wall, fences, etc.)
- Found in web?: No
- Attributes:
did she have green mouth bits? or were they also black? the spots kinda resemble a bold jumper but I think shes a bit too little for one of those.
Her chels are pretty grey looking, but kind of a peachy sparkle to them under some lighting. I’m not sure what she could be, but bold jumper did cross my mind as well!
This tiny one looks like baby Anasaitis canosa (Twin Flag Jumper). It looks like it has the single white spot in the middle of the Thorax, as well as the White Horseshoe at the leading edge of the Thorax as well.