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WOLF SPIDER Trochosa terricola ?

 
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Aug 09, 2007 10:26 |  #1

Hiya All,

I only managed a couple of shots of this blighter, hell it was quick on it's toes, definately hated the sunshine

I belive this to be a Wolf Spider Trochosa terricola I got my ID from here

http://www.david.eleme​nt.ukgateway.net/spide​rs2_files/image002.jpg (external link)

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Aug 09, 2007 11:24 |  #2

good shot ive seen a few of these, got a couple decent shots. they do run away from you a lot, you see them then go to view the pic and there somewhere else lol. #1 is best imo


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Aug 09, 2007 12:54 |  #3

Nice, Mark! For some reasons, the only spiders that I like are jumpers and crabs :roll: .....go figure.......the 2nd one is my favorite, btw :)


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Aug 09, 2007 12:57 |  #4

Good captures Mark- not certain if I've seen this one before or not but I certainly wouldn't of thought it was a wolf spider (not suggesting you are wrong BTW).

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Aug 09, 2007 13:00 |  #5

Nice one Mark Linda IDed it for me the other day as common Garden Spider.


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Aug 09, 2007 13:00 |  #6

i like it, i have to take one of the spider around the house and post later.


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Aug 09, 2007 13:06 |  #7

Great captures Mark. #1 is best, the do go go don't they.


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Aug 09, 2007 13:11 |  #8

I found a few of these outside the house, huge, scary creatures these things are...


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Aug 09, 2007 13:24 |  #9

God are these the guys you see running along the pebbles? They are ferociously fast! Have yet to get a half decent snap of one- although now with my 300mm and extension tubes perhaps... lol awesome shots to me- to get snaps of these guys; I'm impressed


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Aug 09, 2007 13:27 |  #10

yes fast and very creepy...btw, do they come in like different colors, the ones around my house oddly enough are white, are these poisonous in any way?


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Aug 09, 2007 14:14 |  #11

Wolf spiders a re hairy, those the name wolf and typically grey. Aniwho, awesome shots none the less. The first one ha a nice set up, shot from above with that whatever in the way.


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Aug 09, 2007 14:23 as a reply to  @ 00silvergt's post |  #12

Hiya Jay, Adrian, Brian, Alby, Clint, Skylab, 00silvergt,

Many thanks for your kind words & comments much appreciated as always,

Brian,
Your most welcome to suggest that I'm wrong for how else is one to learn :D

I'm definately wrong on that ID of mine, I really must engage my Brain before my Keyboard eh :oops::lol:

I've had a further snoop round on the Net & came up with this as the ID, it looks spot on & the Habitat is the same Etc, what do you think ???

http://fotoblog.in/cla​nek/403 (external link)

There are some cracking good shots on this persons site, just wish I could translate the Language

Cheers for now
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Aug 09, 2007 14:25 as a reply to  @ bandit 1's post |  #13

they are way too fast for me to captured. great shot.

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Aug 09, 2007 14:33 as a reply to  @ bandit 1's post |  #14

Hiya Richard, Aravena,

Many thanks for your kind words & comments,

Definitely stuffed up the ID, I'm sure this is the Spider ' Coelotes inermis it lives in & under old Logs & the likes which is where I found this one

http://fotoblog.in/cla​nek/403 (external link)

Cheers for now
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Aug 09, 2007 16:49 |  #15

Great pics Mark -glad you found the ID, it certainly looks like the one in your link doesnt it.

I cant think which pic Alby is referring to where he said I had ID one as a common garden spider, but its not thats for sure lol.

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