A pair of sparkling round eyes stared intently; those eyes never blinked. Actually, there are more than two eyes, but the biggest ones are only those two eyes.
The telamonia jumper or two-striped jumper (Telamonia dimidiata) crawling on the leaves, I immediately recognized.
The body of the jumper is white and translucent, indicating she is a female jumper. A thick mustache covers the jaws, and she has hairy legs.
Her abdomen was fat; it seemed to hold a lot of eggs.
The jumper moved so nimbly but was reluctant to leave her place. Of the many jumping spiders I've seen, this one seems easier to capture; I think this was just luck.