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Field Notes

Notes:

A type of jumping spider I believe

Species ID Suggestions

wolf spider (male)

Allocosa sp.

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BugEric
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Comments (3)
Mark Ridgway
It's definitely a wolf spider. I've never heard of a rule about them sticking to the ground... I guess this guy hasn't heard it either :) BugEric's suggestion looks pretty close to me.
BerrianA.HobbyIV
It was jumping pretty far and that on the side of something. Wolf spiders stick to the ground
Mark Ridgway
I think it's another type. Back legs look too long to jump. Let's see what the experts say. Maybe more wolf type?

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Wildlife of the South East, USA
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Wildlife of Georgia

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PublishedOctober 10, 2013

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