Spiders

It’s freezing here and there are definitely no bugs around for this fella. What should I do to make his stay a bit more pleasant?

25mm square tubing for scale.

Is “husk” the correct word? Discarded exoskeleton?

Rescued it from my lawn mower before I started it up.

This little jumper came for quite a ride. My friends and I went trail riding and I discovered this guy during our break. I made sure to drop him off at a perfect plant.

I noticed this juniper bush was covered in webs and decided to find the artists involved. This grass spider was more than happy to say hi.

It’s about 3/4” (19mm). The jar was big enough. Not anymore.

I can’t help but love these little guys.

More to scale photo. You can see there's quite a web. I'm a fan of industrious arachnids.

One of our two young GBBs enjoying a meal.

I was in Australia (Queensland) about a year ago. I just finished a hike through the forest, and felt something on the back of my neck. Without thinking I grabbed it and threw it on the ground (kind of a gravel road), and it was this little guy. Just the coolest little jumping spider I've ever seen.

Spider-Man 🕷️hanging outside the 42nd floor of our office building.

And this one is Dolomedes dondalei.

You can see the spider is carrying an egg sac in this side view.

She pooped on my hand, but at least she seems ashamed about doing it.

I live in Wisconsin and found them on a banana from the gas station. "Rosy" banana from Costa Rica.

These spiders make extremely strong and messy looking webs and are known for their painful bite.

Spider [OC]

I was open the window while in the tub (it's right above the tub) and this guy fell into the water. The way it drifted in there I actually thought it was just an exuviae, or at least already dead before it fell. I fished it out with a rag regardless and a few minutes later it started walking around again. Now it's hanging out in my bathroom.

A female this time, pretty sure it's gravid. Probably the biggest one I've seen so far.

Leaned my car seat back and realized I had an unexpected visitor. I believe it’s a familiar jumping spider. Not sure when or how it got in but there’s not much to eat in here.

Sorry for the heavy crop, I didn’t have much time to grab my phone.

Any ideas on what kind of spider this is? Main body is a little over 1cm long, location is US, northeast coast.