Retrolateral tibial apophysis (Rta)

Iridescent green chelicerae (jaws with fangs) are indicative of Phidippus genus. This is a large male specimen - 15mm. More at: http://www.cirrusimage.com/spider_Phidippus_clarus.htm

Very tentative i.d.

This is a tiny spider - about 5mm.

Photographed in a side wlak near a lake in a city park

It seems that it's a Mesumenops preying upon a Mecaphesa

Spider frequently found in association with Darlingtonia californica (cobra lily) flowers. I am not confident of the genus ID.

This tiny male spider is 5mm - hunting on Chrysanthemum leucanthemum, ox-eye daisy.

with egg sac

This is a female nursery web spider clutching her egg sac with her chelicerae. The eye arrangement is distinctive to this family of spiders, which includes the 'fishing spiders'.

Spider is shown on sheet web, in front of retreat funnel.

eating bee