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Arañas Tramperas (Género Ummidia)Observ.
katemelansonDescripción
Possibly trap door or mouse spider?
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Arañas Tramperas (Género Ummidia)Observ.
louiseinvaDescripción
U. audouini?
Enormous, I could have put a saddle on it and ridden into town!
It must have emerged from the woods on the other side of my narrow road. Walked across to the other side, then into the weeds along the edge of my pollinator meadow before I lost track of it.
Clay/sandy, rocky soil. Surrounded by woods with a creek.
Took 96 shots, so there are plenty more to share if a different angle/section needed. I couldn't ever swing around for face pics because he/she was always running away from me.
.... wonder what it was pursuing before I approached and upset the applecart...
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Arañas Tramperas (Género Ummidia)Observ.
myriadaFecha
Septiembre 2022Lugar
PrivadoDescripción
Val Verde County, TX, US.
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Tarántulas Y Parientes (Suborden Mygalomorphae)Observ.
notarohDescripción
sorry for bothering you and pulling you out of your little hole to go into someones collection 💔
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Arañas Tramperas (Género Ummidia)Observ.
leighmaynardDescripción
I expect I dug up its hole while trail building, explaining the unusual season for this sighting.
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Arañas Tramperas (Género Ummidia)Observ.
bhethcoteDescripción
Size was a little over 2"
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Arañas Tramperas (Género Ummidia)Observ.
rdzDescripción
~ 1 inch incl. legs; found in NE Florida (fell into pool). Hopefully photos are sufficient for species level ID.
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Arañas Tramperas (Género Ummidia)Observ.
wendybirdsDescripción
Moth light set-up and nighttime observations by volunteer conducted in coordination with national monument staff. Photographs in situ; no collecting.
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