deanna54's Favorites
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Western Black Widow (Latrodectus hesperus)Observer
graysonreneeDescription
Young widow with baby blackhead snake
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Bear Spiders (Genus Arctosa)Observer
jeremy03Description
Several on the edge of the dam. They jump.
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Phidippus carneusObserver
deanna54Description
I believe this is a P californicus but am having trouble differentiating between the P carneus
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Fox Spiders (Genus Alopecosa)Observer
claudiafbPlace
Carretera de Ratpenat a, Carrer Plana Novella, Km 3, 08870 Sitges, Barcelona, Spain (Google, OSM)
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Koch's Wolf Spider (Alopecosa kochi)Observer
flammulatedDescription
Some type of wolf spider (?) running across the lawn.
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Ariadna bicolorObserver
arman_Description
Was in one of a handful of tube-shaped webs between the gaps of concrete and metal plates.
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Entelegyne Spiders (Infraorder Entelegynae)Observer
deanna54Description
As I'm not sure which Ant Mimicking Family this is a part of,until I know further.
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Bromeliad Spiders (Genus Cupiennius)Observer
jmkosanovichDescription
Nocturnal.
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Lesser Antillean Iguana (Iguana delicatissima)Observer
mjplagensPlace
Missing Location
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Brown Recluse (Loxosceles reclusa)Observer
cheins1Description
Male; confirmed by dissection. Fell out of a package at FedEx.
See https://bugguide.net/node/view/626109/bgimage
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Paradise Jumping Spiders (Genus Habronattus)Observer
deanna54Description
I'm going to try to get more pictures
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Elegant Bush Katydid (Insara elegans)Observer
deanna54Description
I'm getting more pictures and videos
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Burrow-living Wolf Spiders (Genus Hogna)Observer
eaneubauerDescription
body length 0.80"/20.3 mm
Hogna 'incognita'
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Genus SergiolusObserver
deanna54Description
Most likely S capulatus but this immature male lacks the top half of its front legs being black. Maybe due to immaturity although I doubt that and there are other species possibilities.
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Glorious Jewel Scarab (Chrysina gloriosa)Observer
froggy143Description
Very pretty!
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Arizona Bark Scorpion (Centruroides sculpturatus)Observer
froggy143Description
Almost crawled onto my foot!
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Green-bordered Ground Beetle (Pasimachus viridans)Observer
froggy143Description
Under a rock.
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Haplogyne Spiders (Infraorder Haplogynae)Observer
jarendtDescription
Some kind of spider web? I've never seen ones like that.
