Please ID this jumper

[Brianhogs]

Found her 3 months ago, Wilbur, Washington.



http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/hh95/brianhogs/jumpingspider4.jpg

http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/hh95/brianhogs/jumpingspider3.jpg

http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/hh95/brianhogs/jumpingspider2.jpg

http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/hh95/brianhogs/Jumpingspider.jpg

[Salticstance]

This appears to be a female Phidippus carneus. Where did you find her?

[Skullptor]

My guess is Phidippus johnsoni the largest of the jumping spiders.

[Eclipse]

My guess is Phidippus johnsoni the largest of the jumping spiders.

I think it's a Phidippus johnsoni too. I have one and they both look the same. I went through alot of pictures and I got johnsoni though it is NOT the largest of the jumping spiders. It was that other one that starts with an "O" in it's species name.

[Skullptor]

you are correct. My post should have read 'one of the largest jumping spiders'

The "o" one you are referring to is Phidippus octopunctatus

[Salticstance]

Yes, you are correct. My original thought of carneus was incorrect. I didn't notice that you had stated Wilbur, Washington either.

[Brianhogs]

This appears to be a female Phidippus carneus. Where did you find her?

She was found under a rock, in her nest.

Thanks guys!