Jumping spider (Salticidae). Diamond Creek, Victoria, Australia - Alex Wild Photography - Insect Photography - Insect Pictures

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A colorful jumping spider (Salticidae) from the rainforests of tropical Australia.

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Jumping spider (Salticidae).

Diamond Creek, Victoria, Australia

Jumping spider (Salticidae).

Diamond Creek, Victoria, Australia

Jumping spider (Salticidae).

Diamond Creek, Victoria, Australia

Jumping spider (Salticidae).

Diamond Creek, Victoria, Australia

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