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Family Gnaphosidae - Ground Spiders

 
 
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Cesonia · Drassodes · Gnaphosa · Herpyllus · Micaria

Genus Cesonia
Gnaphosid - Cesonia bilineata Gnaphosid - Cesonia bilineata Gnaphosid - Cesonia bilineata - female Tiny male - Cesonia bilineata - male small spider - Cesonia bilineata Gnaphosid - Cesonia bilineata Stripey - Cesonia Spider ID - Cesonia bilineata

Genus Drassodes
Gnaphosidae - Drassodes neglectus - female Gnaphosidae - Drassodes neglectus - female Gnaphosidae - Drassodes neglectus - female Gnaphosidae - Drassodes neglectus - female Gnaphosidae - Drassodes neglectus - female Spider commonly found in our house - Drassodes neglectus - female House Spider - Drassodes neglectus - female MT Ground Spider - Drassodes neglectus

Genus Gnaphosa
Gnaphosa cf. sericata - Gnaphosa - male Gnaphosa cf. sericata - Gnaphosa - male

Genus Herpyllus
Bathtub spider - Herpyllus ecclesiasticus Parson Spider - Herpyllus ecclesiasticus Parson Spider - Herpyllus ecclesiasticus - female Beautiful markings - Herpyllus ecclesiasticus Black & White spider - Herpyllus ecclesiasticus Parson spider - Herpyllus ecclesiasticus Parson's Spider? - Herpyllus ecclesiasticus Eastern Parson Spider - Herpyllus ecclesiasticus

Genus Micaria
Ant-mimic? - Micaria - male ant-mimic spider? - Micaria Micaria aurata - Micaria Micaria Micaria - female Micaria - male Micaria - male Micaria

 
 
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