noexcuse4you
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Lycosidae - Ocotillo (near Anza-Borrego)I caught this gal on the outskirts of Anza-Borrego today. She's a decent size at a little over 2". These guys make burrows similar to Ts, but they're usually always accompanied by a pile of dirt around the burrow entrance and don't have the "hymen" webbing.
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Steven
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Good size local!
Someone here needs to put together a socal wolfy/fishy "page".
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arachnofein
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That is a nice looking spider did you get any pics of the burrow?
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noexcuse4you
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| arachnofein wrote: | | That is a nice looking spider did you get any pics of the burrow? |
My friend took some while I was teasing it out. Its not the best, but here it is.
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cacoseraph
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did you get an uncontrollable giggle when you first saw it coming out of the burrow? i would have
awesome spider. didn't know we had wolfies that big in CA 
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noexcuse4you
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| cacoseraph wrote: | did you get an uncontrollable giggle when you first saw it coming out of the burrow? i would have
awesome spider. didn't know we had wolfies that big in CA |
Hahaha yeah I saw that goober coming up and I was like OMG!
I scoped out a few sweet spots for you guys to hunt if you ever come down. I guarantee you won't be disappointed!
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noexcuse4you
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This little girl molted sometime while I was gone and is looking SWEEEEET! She's got red all over her carapace and abdomen. I'll bring her to the BBQ tomorrow.
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Johnny
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That's awsome!... I'll volunteer to put that page together.
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noexcuse4you
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Here's kind of a crappy pic of her.
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Celeste
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She's *GORGEOUS*, Kyle!!! I love that Genus. I just can't get over those faces! :-) Jumping spiders are still my favorites, but these guys are my second favorites of the true spiders.
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