Unsure if it is a bold or regal jumping spider. I know it is eating a fir tussock moth.

Juvenile

Caught one of the Queens in the Gregg's blue mistflower

Eating a Salt Marsh Moth caterpillar! It dragged the caterpillar around with surprising strength

Orlando Wetlands Park, Orange County, FL, March 2014.

The spider found a good place to catch honeybees.

Very large (at least 20 mm long) and gravid, perching on a tree trunk and consuming a Forest Tent Caterpillar. – https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/19488947

Predating Plains Cubtail

It's a double. I think jumping spider and assassin bug?

I think this is an immature bold jumping spider with long-jawed orb weaver prey, but that's just what a nearby cricket frog told me, and you know how they are.
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Eating Panorpa nuptialis

I was photographing insects and being attacked by beastly mosquitos. One mosquito, filled up with my blood, landed on a nearby plant and was immediately ambushed by a jumping spider.

Brutal. Bold Jumping Spider eating/killing a Harvestman.

Spider eating caterpillar

With spider: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/35251373. This wasp and another one chased me away from the message board.

Very aggressively eyeing me, ready to fight for his meal.

Jumping spider with harvestman prey.

in old cabin

with prey of a black swallowtail

Apache? jumper ingesting a corn earworm moth with assist from fire ant. Using climbing milkweed foliage for cover.

caught a bold jumper!!

Mud-dauber attacking spider. Laying eggs?

May be a regal jumping spider, but could someone confirm?

I have no idea what this is. There's a quarter and $2(Canadian) for scale.. pesos would be much more useful, but I don't have any, sorry

small openings in stunted scrub oak, sandy soils

About 5mm in length