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Genus AnchonastusObserver
dbeadleDescription
Anchonastus (Huntsman Spiders). Photographed at Amani Nature Reserve, East Usambara Mountains, Tanzania on 6 November 2021.
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Common Candy-striped Spider (Enoplognatha ovata)Observer
e-aus-kanadaDescription
I don't expect anyone to be able to ID this teneral spider. Just thought that being able to see the screen through its abdomen was cool.
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Woodlouse Spider (Dysdera crocata)Observer
pascal_samsonDescription
Dans des feuilles mortes et autres débris végétaux. Individus juvéniles.
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Striped Fishing Spider (Dolomedes scriptus)Observer
narcisseDescription
Female and male fishing spider
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Araneoid Spiders (Superfamily Araneoidea)Observer
mp4botanyDescription
Found in an isolated wet lowland location
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Alopecosa pictilisObserver
dpotvinleducDescription
Different specimen on each picture. I assume this is the same species.
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Angulate and Roundshouldered Orbweavers (Genus Araneus)Observer
marathon_runners
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Labrador Thin-legged Wolf Spider (Pardosa labradorensis)Observer
crimmerDescription
Just south of Monticello Lawn on Mt. Jefferson
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Cercidia prominensObserver
birderbbDescription
Photos d'archives sans lieu précis mais possiblement dans la grande région de Québec
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Gertsch's Triangleweaver (Hyptiotes gertschi)Observer
reblewaDescription
This little guy was hanging out on a dead branch amidst a small cluster of smokey oysterlings.
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Grass Spiders (Genus Agelenopsis)Observer
dubstepDescription
Phidippus Audax stealing and eating a fly stuck in a Grass Spider web
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mira_l_bDescription
Out of arctiinae pupa under white pine bark. Captive since I took the pupa indoors and provided appropriate environment. Can’t say that this wasp would have emerged otherwise. I released it as I’m hoping temps are mild enough for it to do okay. Considering I have no idea precisely what that entails it’s probably more a statement of hope than fact
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Pardosa glacialisObserver
huntfiona357Description
A small Wolf Spider carrying an egg sac.
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Xysticus punctatusObserver
teawrenDescription
attacking mating falsehorn flies
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Genus TetragnathaObserver
roamingthewoodsDescription
ID is for spider within the exuvia.
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Oculate Garbage-line Web Spider (Cyclosa oculata)Observer
tonyrebeloDescription
Garbageline Spider
The spider is home!
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Subfamily LycosinaeObserver
thegirlwhopaddlesDescription
He's pretty camoflouaged but he's hiding in between the two horizontal blades of grass.
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Wolf Spiders (Family Lycosidae)Observer
cthomp537Description
Small wolf spider (~ 1 inch across, legs included)
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Piratula minutaObserver
sneak-eDescription
Tiny spider at tip of dead branch. I initially suspected it was parachuting up there, and photographs later confirmed it.
Very tiny, around 2mm.
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Spined Micrathena (Micrathena gracilis)Observer
bugsandbirdsDescription
A note about the conversation below: When this was first posted I had only found the last 2 photos, which are not clearly M. gracilis. I found the other more easily identifiable photos in another folder after posting.
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Hairy-handed Crab (Hemigrapsus crenulatus)Observer
lberriganDescription
Crab or fly?
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Forest Cobweb Weaver (Phylloneta impressa)Observer
krisskinouDescription
Phylloneta impressa ?
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Green Cutworm Moth (Anicla infecta)Observer
victorengelDescription
Anicla infecta eggs laid on web of Cyclosa conica. Identification of eggs was confirmed by rearing to adulthood (see second picture for a sample).
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Genus MecaphesaObserver
mokennonDescription
The spider has caught a fly like the one16 boxes down.
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Trashline Orbweavers (Genus Cyclosa)Observer
laurenzarateDescription
Another species of Trash Line Spider. While still around 5 mm in length and just as well camouflaged, this one has an elongated abdomen in the shape of a turban and completely lacks tubercles of any kind (see 2nd and last pictures). Family Araneidae. Semi-rural residential area, San Cristobal de Las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico 2,200 meters.
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Fisher (Pekania pennanti)Observer
samreenDescription
Fisher taking down a turkey. The turkey ran out onto the road with the fisher attached to its behind. The two tussled for a while, but eventually the fisher got a hold of the turkey's throat.
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Cyclosa machadinhoObserver
lrubio7Description
Found at Reserva Puertos de Maschwitz, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
