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Spotting commented on by WildlifeChaser Florida, USAa year ago

Definitely a wolf spider (Lycosidae). They are the only spiders carrying spiderlings on their backs. This is possibly Rabidosa sp.

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Spotting commented on by WildlifeChaser Marion, Ohio, United States3 years ago

Definitely not Araneus diadematus

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Spotting commented on by WildlifeChaser University Heights, Ohio, USA3 years ago

Definitely not a zebra jumping spider as suggested above. Definitely an orb weaver, possibly Neoscona sp.

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Spotting commented on by WildlifeChaser Ohio, USA3 years ago

Looks like some kind of trapdoor spider

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Spotting commented on by WildlifeChaser Ohio, USA3 years ago

Definitely an orb weaver, most likely a spotted orb weaver (Neoscona sp.). Hard to tell due to the darkness. Here is a list of spiders and orb weavers in Ohio: https://usaspiders.com/spiders-in-ohio/

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Spotting commented on by WildlifeChaser Columbus, Ohio, USA3 years ago

It's very hard to make out any details of the spider on that photo. Did you check the list of spiders in Ohio on bugguide or here https://usaspiders.com/spiders-in-ohio/ to compare?

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Ornate Box Turtle commented on by WildlifeChaser Fairview Heights, Illinois, USA4 years ago

Looks more like an Eastern box turtle

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Box Turtle commented on by WildlifeChaser Missouri, USA4 years ago

This is an Eastern box turtle. Three-toed box turtles do not have yellow-colored morakings on their carapace and the markings of Ornate box turtles are not dots but thin lines.

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