Comments & ID Thoughts
I have clue no what it was. It just is sitting there between the wall and where my towel was in the bathroom. This is downstairs relative to most of the other pictures I've taken in Bellevue, Washington (note, a bunch of my pictures come from Bellevue, Nebraska, These are thousands of miles apart). This is within about 10 meters of the other place I photoed siilar spiders, so this is still probably that ground spider something zelotes.
After a few minutes, it decided to start walking along the wall. It's taking its time. Its petapalps are quite long, I estimate. I estimate five to seven millimeters, but I'm not sticking a tool in there to find out.
Sorry for the poor contrast. In real life, it appears to be alternating brown and black. I managed to get a focused picture, but I couldn't get the color to show up even shining a flashlight on it. I cannot make out the eye pattern in entirety, it clearly has two larger eyes at the front of its face but I can't see the smaller six eyes. It's just too small. The spinnerettes seem small-ish. Two millimeters are less. I don't know enough to identify their shape.
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- Submitted: Jul 22, 2026
- Photographed: Jul 22, 2026
- Spider: Unidentified
- Location: Bellevue, WA, Washington, United States
- Spotted Indoors: Other
- Found in web?: No
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