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Wolf Spider?

Wolf Spider?

Photo by LeslieKNelson
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Field Notes

Description:

Long brown legs, skinny, (stripe) marking on torso. Large, a good 2-3 inches.
I saw another like this here named Wolf Spider. It's different than what I though Wold Spiders were/are.

Habitat:

About an hour east of Nashville. Although I have seen them in and around Memphis too.

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (1)
Aaron_G
I'm not sure on the ID of this one but it doesn't look like a wolf spider to me. If you can get a sharper image of one later, please post it. Hopefully we can get it identified for you. I've also moved this one over to Arthropods for you.

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Spiders of Tennessee
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PublishedSeptember 10, 2013

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