Great capture! You might like to add this to a couple of missions - Brooding Behavior in Arthropods & International Spider Survey. If you click on the Missions tab above & go to Global missions you can browse & join any that interest you. Any local missions for your region will be listed on the Local missions page. Welcome to Project Noah Dawn!
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Great capture! You might like to add this to a couple of missions - Brooding Behavior in Arthropods & International Spider Survey. If you click on the Missions tab above & go to Global missions you can browse & join any that interest you. Any local missions for your region will be listed on the Local missions page.
Welcome to Project Noah Dawn!
@Dawn---the best way to identify a wolf spider is to get a capture of its eyes...eye pattern is very important with the wolf spider
Carolina wolf spiders are usually much darker than this species here....
A Spider is Arthropod organism...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spider
Matching spider..
http://www.free-pet-wallpapers.com/Terra...
Here is correct information...
http://www.southcarolinaparks.com/things...
See this picture:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Wolf_s...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf_spider...
Welcome.
thanks!!
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Thanks so much! New to Project Noah and appreciate the help!! What a great learning and sharing tool!
Definitely looks like a wolf spider and they do have that type of habit
Hi DawnGibbSackmann,
Wonderful spotting and Welcome to Project Noah.
Its like Eggs carrying Wolf spider.
I have changed category to Arthropods in your favor...@ Dawn.