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Funnel Web Spider

Tegenaria domestica

Description:

This male house funnel web spider found because the distinctive funnelled web that was messily draped on a cage corner of a bird sanctuary. The male presents with long legs that are tapered and spiny. A dark grey body and small grey spots on the abdomen are also indicative of this spider. The spider is harmless and usually collected via the hand to jar method although I am not game for that.

Habitat:

In built up areas as well as foliage and abandoned piles of junk

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Michael Strydom
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Michael Strydom

Western Cape, South Africa

Spotted on Mar 13, 2016
Submitted on Mar 13, 2016

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