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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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Ant-mimic Sac Spiders (Genus Castianeira)Observer
cesarrazielDescription
Castianeira cf. similis, en la entrada de un nido de la hormiga Neoponera vilosa
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Genus SergiolusObserver
ziburiDescription
I can't figure out this spider. It's abdomen is slightly different than the other Sergiolus spiders I'm seeing.
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Shining Sumac (Rhus copallinum)Observer
threepogoniasDescription
My initial impression was of an oversized R. copallinum - about 8’ tall with huge infuctescences, but twigs more slender than R. glabra or typhina. But on closer inspection the branchlets and fruits were densely short-pubescent. Rhus x pulvinata (which iNat calls Rhus x borealis for some reason, even though POWO recognizes the former name) is the default hybrid, but I wonder if it could be Rhus copallina x R. typhina, which I don’t believe is a described hybrid. I’m sure there are some folks with opinions, but I’ll wait for leaves before I get too excited.
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Goldenrod Crab Spider (Misumena vatia)Observer
bottanydotDescription
A female Goldenrod Crab spider on a wild carrot bloom. Road-side meadow across from the Dartmouth Coach bus stop.
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Spiders (Order Araneae)Observer
dingooctaviousDescription
never seen this little guy
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Long-palped Ant-mimic Sac Spider (Castianeira longipalpus)Observer
tobiashaysDescription
Under piece of wood in open area within mixed deciduous-conifer woodland.
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Woodlouse Hunter Spiders (Family Dysderidae)Observer
louisa51Description
Found in my seed garlic
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Greater Ant-mimic Corinne Spider (Phrurotimpus borealis)Observer
tmurray74Description
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Long-palped Ant-mimic Sac Spider (Castianeira longipalpus)Observer
chadhamblinDescription
Found in our living room.
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Ant-mimic Sac Spiders (Genus Castianeira)Observer
luiscorderohDescription
Hembra sobre roca
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Ant-mimic Sac Spiders (Genus Castianeira)Observer
stevensemadeniDescription
Spider around the size of a nickel or a quarter. Very fast runner with sprints of a few feet and then stopping.
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Saltmarsh Thin-legged Wolf Spider (Pardosa littoralis)Observer
rangerharlesDescription
Another beach Pardosa wolf spider at Hampton Beach State Park found in the soft sand away from the water
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Saltmarsh Thin-legged Wolf Spider (Pardosa littoralis)Observer
rangerharlesDescription
Marking 2250th observation with a Pardosa wolf spider I found right near waters edge at Hampton Beach State Park
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Thin-legged Wolf Spiders (Genus Pardosa)Observer
rangerharlesDescription
Pardosa wolf spider on a run down softball field
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Thin-legged Wolf Spiders (Genus Pardosa)Observer
rangerharlesDescription
Pardosa wolf spider found walking over gravel path on Thompson Island
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Long-palped Ant-mimic Sac Spider (Castianeira longipalpus)Observer
chadhamblinDescription
found in my house.
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Ant-mimic Sac Spiders (Genus Castianeira)Observer
aperturesciencebydanDescription
Sub-adult floridana can be red like this.
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Genus TigrosaObserver
dstoneDescription
This spider was found under a rock in close proximity to O'hara Pond at approximately 9:45 am.
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Ant-mimic Sac Spiders (Genus Castianeira)Observer
jane_trembathDescription
Collected by Astri Leroy and the Spider Club during a visit to Korsman in 2016. The spider was sent to the National Collection of Arachnida.
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Red Maple (Acer rubrum)Observer
rangerharlesDescription
Reddish brown woody stem coming up from the side within an ornamental evergreen pine bush in yard (disregard needles in photo 2, as that is from the bush). Stem is covered in small white lenticels, and ends of branches have a unique crown shape. Would like to know if this is friend or foe (native or invasive)
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Bicolored Ant-mimic Ground Spider (Sergiolus bicolor)Observer
leachDescription
ant mimic
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Broad-leaved Dock (Rumex obtusifolius)Observer
rangerharlesDescription
Dock plant growing by side of house. Leaves very large.
