Jumbo Jumping Spider just for Halloween

An uncharacteristically large and colorful jumping spider, that I will attempt to I.D... (Phidippus audax, Bold Jumping Spider, atypical?)...  But for now, just admire her colorful and seasonally-appropriate backside (abdomen) ~ The same applies to the native paper wasp below, which I think is a female Northern Paper Wasp, who seemingly would like to be inside the greenhouse for winter.

This photo of a jumping spider (on ornamental grass) is one of my favorites. Click on image for a larger view to see the cartoonish face of spider. I enjoy the way these spiders rotate and move in lurching motions, like automated toys or bad animation. And I have new appreciation for them since I watched one pop from between the boards of a barrel and deftly snatch a resting mosquito.