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Hogna carolinensis
A darker female- MBullock
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Hogna carolinensis
Went out and caught four big Hogna Carolinensis- MBullock
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Rabidosa santrita
Found a small creek full of these guys! Everywhere I look- santrita!- MBullock
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Arctosa littoralis
A mother shoreline wolf with her brood. There are thousands of these guys everywhere here!- MBullock
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Hogna antelucana
a beautiful pallid female from a riverbank.- MBullock
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Hogna carolinensis X coloradensis natural hybrid
Where i live now, these two occur together and can actually hybridize, being sibling taxa and very closely related. It's not very common, however, and requires a small carolinensis male. I thought this was just a really big coloradensis (never exceeds 3"), til i checked her venter.- MBullock
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Supposed yellow sac spider pt. 2
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