Identificaciones de jimstarrett
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joeysantoreDescripción
I feel really terrible about this. I thought this beautiful bastard's home was a stem of a plant or fungus or something as it was protruding above the soil surface. I had no idea what the hell it was but upon closer inspection realized it was her trap door unit woven out of threads. She didn't move after being disturbed. We left took photos and left her by her hole. We ruined Christmas for her.
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Tarántulas Y Parientes (Suborden Mygalomorphae)Observ.
jameson_christiansenDescripción
A pair of burrows I believe to be construction of turret spider
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Tarántulas Y Parientes (Suborden Mygalomorphae)Observ.
browntrekkerDescripción
Pope to Putah trail
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Género LuticaObserv.
tobiashaysDescripción
Stabilized dunes of upper beach. Scraping the sand surface revealed an irregular silk-lined burrow with no obvious entrance. A penultimate male was found at the same location. Ramirez and Beckwitt's 1995 analysis of Lutica placed samples from this population (silver strand beach) within the undescribed species "B".
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Araña Cazadora Dorada (Olios giganteus)Observ.
mhedinDescripción
active at night, granite walls + veg
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jenniferwalkusDescripción
It was in my garden and tried to burrow into the dirt. It's about a nickel size. Could it be the pacific folding door spider
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