Use of the photographs in this gallery is subject to a Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike Generic 2.0 License.  Unless otherwise specified, these photographs are from the vicinity of Hong Kong, China.  This gallery features spiders with particularly colorful or iridescent scales.

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[4.5]  This is an adult male Siler, similar to S. semiglaucus, but perhaps S. collingwoodi.  Note the extended brush of dark setae on tibia I.  LIII of this spider was missing.

[4.6]  A dorsal view of the spider shown in [4.6].

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[4.8]  Male Phintella versicolor.

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[4.11]  This looks like a female Phintella vittata (Banded Phintella).  P. vittata was recently popularized because of a demonstration that they can see UV light, although this ability is thought to represent a general capability of salticid spiders.