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Agelenopsis
Both the female and male Grass Spiders measure 10-19mm in length, and have similar color patterns. The carapace has a central light medial stripe that is bordered by a pair of dark stripes. The abdomen is gray on the sides with a darker median stripe; this stripe is bordered by thin white stripes that may be broken posteriorly. Spinnerets are long, and the terminal segment is much longer than basal segment.
It is common in open areas, gardens, and woodlands
Spotted on Aug 30, 2013
Submitted on Aug 30, 2013
2 Comments
The spider (2nd picture) is a grass spider (Agelenopsis).
You have multiple species for this spotting. You should remove pictures that are different species and post them to different spottings.