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Spotting

Description:

A large spider, about the size of a quarter, brown. It appears to be attached to a round white mass...possibly an egg sack?

Habitat:

New raised flower bed which contained dirt only.

Notes:

I was in the process of planting flowers and saw what I thought was a white piece of potting soil material. I touched it with the trowel in an attempt to remove it and it moved! I realized it was attached to a darn good sized spider. My action was the only one I could take at that point....I ran for the camera.

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2 Comments

JuneMita
JuneMita 10 years ago

Great photo. Well, you will have lots of little ones to eat up all those cicadas we are supposed to get in abundance this year.

Atul
Atul 10 years ago

Aa haa lovely series of pics
That's a female wolf spider ....Family Lycosidae..... With an egg sac attached toits spinnerets .

ElaineWebb
Spotted by
ElaineWebb

Connecticut, USA

Spotted on May 15, 2013
Submitted on May 15, 2013

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