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m0ney · 6 months
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Dolomedes ss23*°:⋆ₓₒ
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onenicebugperday · 7 months
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@barghest-land submitted: hello! just wanted to share this pretty raft spider i found in august! still thinking about it. it was trying to catch the fly that landed on my hand as well, was a really cool experience to watch it :)
WHAT AN ABSOLUTE BEAUTY!!! Deeply love the pic of her sitting on your spider tattoo, 10/10. Hope she knows I love her...
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vrgssmncht · 5 months
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Fishing spider's first visit to the ocean with his friend the tiger beetle! He got bored with his riverside environment and the tales of the ocean from his friend got to his head and there they went ☀️🐟
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ljsbugblog · 2 months
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a large fishing spider who has taken up residence at the pond! during the day she rests under the branches and rocks surrounding the water, and by night she can be seen waiting by the water's edge for prey, her forelegs extended over the water (I hope to photograph this behaviour one night!)
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Unknown Fishing Spider (genus Dolomedes).
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coolbugs · 7 months
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Bug of the Day - Arachtober!
A ginormous Dark Fishing Spider (Dolomedes tenebrosus) I found in one of my pitfall traps last spring.
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snototter · 8 months
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A dark fishing spider (Dolomedes tenebrosus) in Mason Neck, Virginia, USA
by Judy Gallagher
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briery · 1 year
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Spiderweb of a Nursery-web Spider (Dolomedes minor).
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softestaura · 2 years
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Dolomedes Fall 2022 Lookbook
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so-many-spiders · 5 months
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Here's a gorgeous fishing spider from a few summers ago!
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thesingingbullfrog · 2 years
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Fishing Spider (Dolomedes vittatus)
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cedar-glade · 4 months
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Mudstone conglomerate Pt1 Little Miami River
Thalictrum dioicum, Toxicodendron radicans, Sedum ternatum, Dolomedes albineus, and a very large amount of Dermatocarpon muhlenbergii.
I fully expect all of these plants/ spider/ and lichen to be common on rock features like this since it's perfect stable rocky habitat that experiences fairly wet conditions seasonally or rather gets sprayed occasionally, The level of disturbance is some what high in many cases but is variable with each one of these species. Poison ivy for example favors dryness and so does the early meadow rue growing with it but occasional removal of shade species near it is beneficial, Ide say the woodland stone crop prefers similar habit, and is most likely caused by missing these three species some how but flooding around them. The fishing spider cavity was actually near the high water mark on that rock and the rock was littered with them, this was just the only one with it's legs exposed. As for Muhlenberg's stipple back it loves spray and seasonally submerged systems of stable rocky habitat, where as sandstone stippleback/brook is a semi submerged obligate that needs near constant spraying and the white stipple back needs dry rocky habit only.
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m0ney · 1 year
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dolomedes*°:⋆ₓₒ
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onenicebugperday · 6 months
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my friend found this wolf spider and was curious what type of wolf spider it is? location: nsw, australia
It's not a wolf spider! It's a fishing spider in the genus Dolomedes. But there are a few species that seem to have some overlap in markings, so I'm not positive which it is. D. vicque, D. briangreenei, and D. alexandri all appear to have individuals that look very similar to your friend here. I imagine someone more well versed in Australian spiders would be able to ID it more specifically.
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ljsbugblog · 2 months
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a good example of a fishing spider hunting on the water's edge. this individual shares the pond with the massive female I posted previously, but is possibly a different species of Dolomedes.
Crafty fishing spider, juvenile (Dolomedes facetus).
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vyva-melinkolya · 9 months
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Fishing Spider (Dolomedes genus)
Near Morgantown, WV
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snototter · 10 months
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A nursery web spider (Dolomedes minor) in Otago, Aotearoa
by Tony Jewell
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