spider hunt #2, ID pls

[HnnbL]

Hi guys, can you help me to ID this spiders ??
#1
http://spiderplanet.eu//images/rsgallery/original/IMG_3794.JPG
#2
http://spiderplanet.eu//images/rsgallery/original/Crab%20spider%20NZ.jpg
http://spiderplanet.eu//images/rsgallery/original/Crab%20spider%20NZ3.jpg
#3
http://spiderplanet.eu//images/rsgallery/original/IMG_3806.jpg
http://spiderplanet.eu//images/rsgallery/original/IMG_3807.jpg
#4 - MALE
http://spiderplanet.eu//images/rsgallery/original/IMG_3826.jpg
http://spiderplanet.eu//images/rsgallery/original/IMG_3833.jpg
#5
http://spiderplanet.eu//images/rsgallery/original/IMG_3910.jpg
http://spiderplanet.eu//images/rsgallery/original/IMG_3905.jpg
#6





I think #2 = Xysticus bifasciatus

[Rick McJimsey]

#2 is a Xysticus sp.

[Raikiri]

imo #1, #3 and #4 are Pisaura mirabilis. #3 is a female.

[HnnbL]

I think they aren't the same spiders

[jsloan]

The bottom two pics look like a male Steatoda phalerata.

[ErikWestblom]

I think they aren't the same spiders

They are, but the coloration is different in juveniles and males.

[HnnbL]

The bottom two pics look like a male Steatoda phalerata.

Oh yes, right you are {D

[HnnbL]

They are, but the coloration is different in juveniles and males.
#1 is 101% Pisaura mirabilis

[HnnbL]

Salticidae
http://spiderplanet.eu//images/rsgallery/original/Salti3.jpg
http://spiderplanet.eu//images/rsgallery/original/Salti.jpg
http://spiderplanet.eu//images/rsgallery/original/Salti2.jpg

[jsloan]

Oh yes, right you are

According to Roberts, S. phalerata feeds on ants and can often be found near ant colonies.

[HnnbL]

I think it is Trochosa terricola MALE, right ?
http://spiderplanet.eu//images/rsgallery/original/Unknow%20MALE.jpg
http://spiderplanet.eu//images/rsgallery/original/Unknow%20MALE01.jpg
http://spiderplanet.eu//images/rsgallery/original/Unknow%20MALE02.jpg

[jsloan]

I think it is Trochosa terricola MALE, right ?

Yup. It's a male.

[HnnbL]

Tetragnatha sp ??? can you ID this spider ?
in my country lives this species :
# Tetragnatha dearmata Thor. 1873
# Tetragnatha extensa (L. 1758)
# Tetragnatha montana Sim. 1874
# Tetragnatha nigrita Lendl 1886
# Tetragnatha obtusa C. L. K. 1837
# Tetragnatha pinicola C. L. K. 1870
# Tetragnatha shoshone Levi 1981
# Tetragnatha striata L. K. 1862

http://spiderplanet.eu//images/rsgallery/original/IMG_3982.jpg
http://spiderplanet.eu//images/rsgallery/original/IMG_3985.jpg

[HnnbL]

I think its Tetragnatha extensa

[Raikiri]

I think its Tetragnatha extensa

I agree.. It's definitely extensa.

[Triggerman73]

The Salticidae has really big eyes, it's a great spider. How big was it and where can they be found?

[HnnbL]

Salticidae was found in SLOVAKIA (Europe), it has 4mm BL

[grymblade]

ok so number 1 def looks like Dolomedes triton 2 and 3 could be as well although im more sure about 1

[ErikWestblom]

ok so number 1 def looks like Dolomedes triton 2 and 3 could be as well although im more sure about 1

Sorry, but you're wrong :(

[ZergFront]

The bottom two pics look like a male Steatoda phalerata.


I have these around my yard. I never seem to have a vial on hand when I find one and they're quick.