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Pardosa milvina - Pardosa - female
Copyright © 2017 Vitaly Charny

Pardosa milvina - Pardosa - Female
Hoover, Jefferson County, Alabama, USA
June 24, 2017
Size: 5-6mm
Common on my backyard

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Pardosa milvina - Pardosa - female Pardosa milvina - Pardosa - female Pardosa milvina - Pardosa - female
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Contributed by Vitaly Charny on 2 July, 2017 - 6:57pm
Last updated 3 July, 2017 - 8:49am

Pardosa milvina
That is just a statistical identification. Of couple Pardosa in Alabama that is common species. And they are common in damp habitat. And when I've compared pictures of several that I found along with this to the pictures of identified species - it was the match as well. I suppose certainty of ID is about the same as to compare anatomical features of Alabama common Pardosa spp. I am agreed with you, just explain.
… Vitaly Charny, 3 July, 2017 - 9:56am login or register to post comments

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… Laura P., 3 July, 2017 - 8:49am login or register to post comments

How did you ...
determine species? Looks right, is likely but there are a lot Pardosa spp. making them a bit tricky at times to be sure of.
… Laura P., 2 July, 2017 - 8:25pm login or register to post comments

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