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Most likely S capulatus but this immature male lacks the top half of its front legs being black. Maybe due to immaturity although I doubt that and there are other species possibilities.

Castianeira cf. similis, en la entrada de un nido de la hormiga Neoponera vilosa

I can't figure out this spider. It's abdomen is slightly different than the other Sergiolus spiders I'm seeing.

never seen this little guy

Under piece of wood in open area within mixed deciduous-conifer woodland.

Found in my seed garlic

Hembra sobre roca

Spider around the size of a nickel or a quarter. Very fast runner with sprints of a few feet and then stopping.

Another beach Pardosa wolf spider at Hampton Beach State Park found in the soft sand away from the water

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Pardosa wolf spider on a run down softball field

Pardosa wolf spider found walking over gravel path on Thompson Island

Sub-adult floridana can be red like this.

Details will follow

Trochosa

This spider was found under a rock in close proximity to O'hara Pond at approximately 9:45 am.

Collected by Astri Leroy and the Spider Club during a visit to Korsman in 2016. The spider was sent to the National Collection of Arachnida.

Dock plant growing by side of house. Leaves very large.