r/spiders:

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http://imgur.com/gallery/b5mgih9 I did some research and the closest I have is the Green Orb Weaver found in the UK. Another: http://imgur.com/jvki27I
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Also called a cucumber spider.
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Found more like it. http://www.aphotofauna.com/spider_araniella_sp_green_orb.html
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Also called a cucumber spider.
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Looks close to a six spotted Fishing spider.
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Called a Barn Funnel Spider. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tegenaria_domestica males can live one human year, while the females can live up to eight years. Males wander around aimlessly in search of the female, who stays in her web.
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Phidippus
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Tegenaria domestica are pretty cool. But a black one is pretty rare, from my experiences.
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Javier Rupérez takes amazing macro composites, and hes in a few spider groups I’m in on facebook. He recently posted a Scytodidae close up which is as mind blowing as this one, but after this Philodromid photo was submitted.
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Looks like Sparassidae(Huntsman) slings. I’ll take a few.