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tobiashaysDescripción
Under stones in damp granite alluvium. Ravine with Washingtonia palms.
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Género WulfilaObserv.
joemdoDescripción
Collected on Quercus virginiana leaf around 4:30PM. Did not realize it was on the leaf (I was collecting a few leaves to rear galls)
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Araña Pescadora (Dolomedes triton)Observ.
baxter-slyeDescripción
For .501 and .502 use Terrestrial Invertebrate assessment at DECLA
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Arañas Cangrejo Corredoras (Género Philodromus)Observ.
luxomancerDescripción
A small spider, less than a 10mm leg span. This spider often hunts around my porchlight, often seen consuming small flies as seen in the photos.
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Género TitaneboObserv.
markkjamesDescripción
Observed movement on old flower/seed whirl of Salvia mellifera.
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zpezzilloDescripción
very interesting little spiders. they build their small webs on the dorsal side of leaves that have a slight concave shape (in this area usually Clermontia spp. but sometimes on ginger) and hang upside down in the web. Have only seen these in mesic forest of lower Waikamoi and upper Makawao Forest Reserve.
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Arañas de Quelíceros Alargados (Género Tetragnatha)Observ.
jaclynfeehanDescripción
JP2.16
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lamebrainDescripción
Found while trimming small trees. I think this is Thymoites but I cant find a similar looking epignyum in the literature for this genus. I'm new at this so maybe there's something obvious I'm not seeing...
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Araña Tejedora Espinosa (Gasteracantha cancriformis)Observ.
wdstknaturalyardLugar
J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge, 1 Wildlife Dr, Sanibel, FL 33957, USA (Google, OSM)
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Arañas Fantasma de Jardín (Género Hibana)Observ.
davidgcookDescripción
Looks like Hibana futilis. Found on roof of house following storm on 1-9-2024. First 2 photos chilled, second 2 lively.
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Arañas Tejedoras Manchadas (Género Neoscona)Observ.
lbyrneDescripción
Species ID by bugguide: https://bugguide.net/node/view/2321595#3716923
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Leucauge marianaObserv.
ricknirschlLugar
Estero Llano Grande State Park, 3301 S International Blvd FM 1015, Weslaco, TX 78596, USA (Google, OSM)
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esummerbellDescripción
2nd-5th pics are comparisons of key ID features of common dandelion on the left and red-seeded dandelion on the right. Note the red seed bases, red on the stems and sepal tips, and even triangular leaves that look like a cartoon Christmas tree.
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w293766628_wDescripción
I will be uploading better photos to see if this idea is correct. It could've been a dead arrow orbweaver.
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Arañas Tejedoras (Superfamilia Araneoidea)Observ.
treegrowLugar
Rock Creek Park, Rock Creek Park, District of Columbia, District of Columbia, United States (Google, OSM)
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Leucauge marianaObserv.
abcdefgewingDescripción
A Mexican species. First record for US on iNat?
Resaca de la Palma SP
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Arañas (Orden Araneae)Observ.
loki_limestoneDescripción
Even mimics favoring an edge like an ant!
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peroedDescripción
~0.5-1.5 mm body length. In leaf litter next to log in floodplain. Active.Air temperature about 59°F
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Género PholcusObserv.
anonanimalDescripción
Possible pholcus zichyi with egg sac
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Género OzyptilaObserv.
jenniferf4Descripción
I saw it walking on the floor inside my house. I suspect it may be came in on some potted plants brought in for overwintering. Ruler is in millimeters.
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Araña Cabeza de Flecha (Verrucosa arenata)Observ.
jferris11Descripción
Note how each of the spider's legs hold taught a strand which extends out into the web.
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rangerharlesDescripción
Really on the fence about this one. Multiple barn funnel weavers have been found in this unit. But some traits here point to Eratigena agrestis. The abdominal pattern looks suspicious, as well as the shape & size of the palp. The sternum is confusing, I can’t really make out for sure if there is spots or not, even under a loupe, but it doesn’t seem like it! Missing one palp, maybe it had tried to mate with one of the Tegenaria females😅
Found on floor of apartment under heat vent
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Tmarus angulatusObserv.
mokennonDescripción
After a week of power outages and then nearly a foot of snow, this beautiful spider was sitting on the woodshop wall and the temp was 60 F.
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the_knowerDescripción
Less than 1mm. Part of a colony found on a wooden post. They moved away from too-bright flashlight beams, probably disliking the heat. The other individuals from the colony can be found here: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?on=2023-02-16&place_id=39&taxon_id=152965&user_id=the_knower
