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Photo by LarsKorb
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Field Notes

Notes:

Tegenaria?

Species ID Suggestions

Wolf Spider

Alopecosa cuneata

Reference Link
ScientiaGulo
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Comments (2)
LarsKorb
Yes, thats why I am not so sure about the Tegenaria...all images I found on google and wiki(s) have shown much brighter legs (and/or patterned)...maybe it's an early state of development?
Doryreed
That is really dark. Tegenaria tend to be lighter in my experience. Also I don't think its legs are long enough. They tend to be really leggy beasts. That said I have never seen one outside England so it could be. I'll have a hunt about and see if I can help with the ID.

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International Spider Survey
Photographed
PublishedApril 29, 2011

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