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Wolf Spider

Hogna frondicola

Notes:

There are many species of wold spiders, but the 2 spots on the abdomen help identify this one.

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2 Comments

Tom15
Tom15 10 years ago

These spiders are large and look dangerous, but they won't bite unless they're grabbed or come into contact with a person and can't easily escape. Their venom is mild, on the order of a bee sting. They are usually found in leaf litter, under boards or running across a trail.

shimmerose
shimmerose 10 years ago

Hi this is a great close up !! Do these spiders bite? Do they live in tunnels?

Tom15
Spotted by
Tom15

Groton, Massachusetts, USA

Spotted on May 11, 2013
Submitted on May 12, 2013

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