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I took this picture the other day of this little furry spider. Not sure what kind it is, but it has a very unusual pattern. Anyone know the name of this little guy?
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Mickey D
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Jst1mr
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I call all spiders "splat"
Arik
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If i saw that on my driveway it would have gotten a healthy dose of carb cleaner
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Stu1205
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I recognize him. His name is Charlie.
I was wondering where he ran off to.
I was wondering where he ran off to.
My situation went something like that hahaha
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Silver Dollar
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It looks like a mother of pearl inlaid spider.
kozmic
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The real question is not what kind of spider it is but how he's going to get that penny back into his pocket!
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LVSteve
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The first spider looks like a small version of what I call a Barn Spider. They all have that awkward body/leg length relationship with the hairy/spiky legs.
The second spider could be some form of Wolf Spider. The second one shown by spoon22 looks like the mysterious large black spiders that suddenly appeared here in Las Vegas. One expert I contacted says he thinks they are a species of funnel web spider but could not tell me if it was native to the area or even native to the US.
The second spider could be some form of Wolf Spider. The second one shown by spoon22 looks like the mysterious large black spiders that suddenly appeared here in Las Vegas. One expert I contacted says he thinks they are a species of funnel web spider but could not tell me if it was native to the area or even native to the US.
I took this picture the other day of this little furry spider. Not sure what kind it is, but it has a very unusual pattern. Anyone know the name of this little guy?
Can you give a location?? All spiders don't live all over.
I don't even 'splat' them in my house..
We generally try to shoo them outside. Something interesting happened one time, though. A wolf spider got into our house. I don't see to good, but it had a cloudy appearance to it's back. I tried to grab it with a tissue (those suckers are FAST) and spiderlings that had been hanging onto her back scattered in every direction. I was compelled to spray because I didn't want a couple of hundred wolf spiders growing up inside the house. Aw man, why did she have to come in here in the first place?
We generally try to shoo them outside. Something interesting happened one time, though. A wolf spider got into our house. I don't see to good, but it had a cloudy appearance to it's back. I tried to grab it with a tissue (those suckers are FAST) and spiderlings that had been hanging onto her back scattered in every direction. I was compelled to spray because I didn't want a couple of hundred wolf spiders growing up inside the house. Aw man, why did she have to come in here in the first place?
Thuer
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A friend of mine is a spider expert. He made even trips to Africa to look for new spiecies. I have send him the link of this topic. See what he has to say about this creepy creatures.
I took this picture the other day of this little furry spider. Not sure what kind it is, but it has a very unusual pattern. Anyone know the name of this little guy?
Dead spider walking?
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I have an old friend with a farming background,which automatically will qualify you as an expert on bugs..... He says, after having seen multitudes of bugs over his life time,he sees a new, different variety real often....Even though the scientists all tell us there are still millions of insects unknown to man, my friend the farmer says,somewhat seriously???,while most people who believe in aliens think they will appear in humanoid form, the fact is, they (aliens) are already here in the form of bugs you never saw before..So, there is your answer about the different spider.
. .I further noted, this thread regarding SPIDERS, deteriorated right quick, to half-truths, innuendo, and out-right sarcastic remarks, as most spider threads seem to do....... I like this forum for just that reason.... Pull on your "thick skin",scroll on down to the lounge and type away!!.Regards
. .I further noted, this thread regarding SPIDERS, deteriorated right quick, to half-truths, innuendo, and out-right sarcastic remarks, as most spider threads seem to do....... I like this forum for just that reason.... Pull on your "thick skin",scroll on down to the lounge and type away!!.Regards
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