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Hogna coloradensisObserver
deanna54Description
Black ventral view indicative of Hogna coloradensis as it's not only the only species with this coloring but the only species of Lycosidae.
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Bark Lynx Spider (Hamataliwa grisea)Observer
jgw_atxDescription
Found on branch of fig tree. Well camouflaged, deserving of its common name "bark lynx spider."
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Wolf Spiders (Family Lycosidae)Observer
gcwarblerDescription
This may or may not be the same species as another Lycosid seen the same evening running around on the sand: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/40341108
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Wolf Spiders (Family Lycosidae)Observer
gcwarblerDescription
Might this be in the genus Hogna?
See also: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/40341109
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Geolycosa rafaelanaObserver
mhedinDescription
common at night on dunes, most near burrow entrances
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Longleg Dandy (Portia schultzi)Observer
wynand_uysDescription
Body length 7mm
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Wolf Spiders (Family Lycosidae)Observer
victorengelDescription
Ballooning young wolf spider
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Crowned Lynx Spiders (Genus Hamataliwa)Observer
biomarcoDescription
Araña del género Hamataliwa atrapando a un escarabajo en el Cerro de Santa Bárbara
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Lessert's Rainbow Spider (Stenaelurillus lesserti)Observer
rajeshvs87Place
National center for biological science, Sahakar Nagar, Kodigehalli, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560097, India (Google, OSM)
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Genus EustalaObserver
maribelaDescription
this Eustala sp. was found with a parasite turned out to be Bronchonidae. took about 7 days to emerge from cocoon
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Western Lynx Spider (Oxyopes scalaris)Observer
kamedaphorDescription
I’ve never seen one with orange markings like this.
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Fishing Spiders (Genus Dolomedes)Observer
treegrowDescription
Baby Dolomedes?
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Geolycosa micanopyObserver
jmosley_bugroom2Description
Paynes Creek, found in sandy areas, scrubby habitats. This individual was teased out by tapping light at the burrow entrance with a thin twig as to mimic possible prey.
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European Nursery Web Spider (Pisaura mirabilis)Observer
talgar-t64Description
Love story. Episode 1.
Episode 2: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/19150046
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Gladicosa pulchraObserver
ericwilliamsDescription
Gladicosa pulchra in DeKalb County, AL. ID made through BugGuide.
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Burrow-living Wolf Spiders (Genus Hogna)Observer
mjplagensDescription
Observed at night about 20 m from a large arroyo. Length about 17 mm.
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Gladicosa pulchraObserver
wildcarrotDescription
It was mothing night at Dogwood Canyon Audubon Center! While we may not have found many moths, we sure did find a good number of my spider friends :D
Thanks to @brentano for spotting this beauty!
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Brush-legged Spiders (Genus Schizocosa)Observer
wildcarrotDescription
It was mothing night at Dogwood Canyon Audubon Center! While we may not have found many moths, we sure did find a good number of my spider friends :D
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Tigrosa grandisObserver
dylan1Description
No filters applied, this guy is as green in person as he looks on camera. Found in a sorghum field that was treated with insecticide the night before.
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Pirate Wolf Spiders (Genus Pirata)Observer
wildcarrotDescription
With egg sac. She was moving crazy slow. I’ll post a link to a video in a bit.
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Burrow-living Wolf Spiders (Genus Hogna)Observer
grodzDescription
Pretty big arachnid, compared to a Wolf spider, which is common around my house. It seemed a bit thicker, heavier. I'm not sure what species it is, but looking at the Genus Hogna, it sort of fits the description, but Im not even sure if its the right genus. Any input is appreciated. TIA.
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Woodland Giant Wolf Spider (Tigrosa aspersa)Observer
diohio1Description
Wolf spider Tigrosa eating a planthopper on my moth sheet last night. I've been seeing her a lot lately.
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American Nursery Web Spider (Pisaurina mira)Observer
nlblockDescription
A young one, I think. It's eating a small crane fly.
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Western Spotted Orbweaver (Neoscona oaxacensis)Observer
biophilic1Description
Witnessed a brutal spider battle. Trying to receive an ID for the spider in front of the Western Spotted Orbweaver. Seems like the smaller spider in the front stumbled into the Orbweaver's web. When I first observed the scene in the first pic the spiders were faced-off toward each other. Then the battle exploded for a few minutes, spinning and struggling in every direction (I caught what pictures I could). Finally, the Orbweaver began wrapping its victim and and enjoying its prize. If you look at the pictures from left to right you could witness what happened chronologically
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White-banded Fishing Spider (Dolomedes albineus)Observer
hippytiger2uDescription
At least 2.5 inches. While I was focused looking at the bark of the tree my face got pretty close to it. I was surprised that it never moved.
There were a lot of cicada husks so I think he may have been hoping to catch one.
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Six-spotted Fishing Spider (Dolomedes triton)Observer
stayseascrittersDescription
I didn’t realize it had caught dinner (some type of fish) until I got it under some light!
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Thin-legged Wolf Spiders (Genus Pardosa)Observer
salticidudeDescription
On a cottonwood tree
