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| navigate by keyword : invertebrate animal insect arthropod spider wildlife leaf wing pest nature beetle moth water soil jumping genus attulus represented four species minnesota beauty lies earth tones subtle patterns blend brickwork ground rocks serve preferred habitat mature spring overwinter juveniles like spiders active hunters daylight hours ammophilus |
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| The jumping spider genus Attulus is represented by four species in Minnesota. Their beauty lies in earth tones and subtle patterns and they can blend in with brickwork, the ground or rocks which often serve as their preferred habitat. They mature in spring and overwinter as juveniles. Like many jumping spiders, they are active hunters during daylight hours. |
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