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mle_flowers Richardson, TX Jun 11, 2025

Does this give enough detail to ID? North Texas. Thanks!

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Flapdoodle Minot, ND Jun 11, 2025

It's a jumping spider (family Salticidae. Texas has quite a variety of these spiders - see https://elp.tamu.edu/ipm/bugs/family-salticidae-jumping-spiders/
https://inaturalist.ca/lists/1006985-Salticids-of-Texas and http://www.austinbug.com/salticidae3.html for some examples.

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mle_flowers Richardson, TX Jun 12, 2025

Perfect, thanks Flapdoodle! It's good to know about the variety here, I appreciate the links :D

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