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Six-spotted Fishing Spider - dolomedes triton - Dolomedes triton - male
Copyright © 2007 James Carroll

Six-spotted Fishing Spider - dolomedes triton - Dolomedes triton - Male
Blackwater Forest - Bear Lake Swamp, Santa Rosa County, Florida, USA
May 18, 2007
Size: 55 mm
Darker than most sepcimens I've seen, found on lily pads in a small pool in a perpetually shaded area of swamp adjoining Bear Lake.
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Contributed by James Carroll on 24 May, 2007 - 12:12pm
Last updated 25 May, 2007 - 8:48am

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