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Wolf Spider

Rabidosa sp.

Description:

Wolf spiders resemble Nursey Spiders (Pisauridae spp.) and Grass spiders (Agelenopsis spp.) in shape, but can be distinguished from them by the difference in eyes; two of the wolf spider's eight eyes are larger, rather than all uniform in size.

Habitat:

Wolf spiders do not spin webs but instead are burrowers who hunt for food.

Notes:

I was clearing out some wineberry bramble and weeds on the side of the yard and disrupted a lot of critters. This was one of them. It seems one has to flip them over and take a look at their bellies to know for sure what species they are.

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Raeven
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Raeven

Baltimore, Maryland, USA

Spotted on Jul 25, 2013
Submitted on Aug 1, 2013

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