At least one spider species which is easy to tell apart only with a picture. You can clearly see the white edges of the abdomen. This male Philodromus dispar is missing two legs.

I have just to observe on female now.

Here is one female guarding its cocoon.

This front view allows to see the typical eye pattern of the Philodromidae family. A closer view would have been better but this is not easy in the field.

Here is a juvenile female seen on a window sill of the house.

Upper side view.

And here is an immature male, possibly the brother of the previous female seen on the same day.

Immature males do not yet show the very dark colour of adults.

Although juveniles of both sexes are similar in colour, the bulky pedipalps of males allow them to be easily distinguished.

Front view of a male juvenile.