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Six-Spotted Fishing Spider -- Dolomedes Triton - Dolomedes triton - male
Copyright © 2004 Ralph C. Baslow

Six-Spotted Fishing Spider -- Dolomedes Triton - Dolomedes triton - Male
New Haven, Addison County, Vermont, USA
October 25, 2004
Small spots, perhaps immature. Inset shows nursery-web spider eye pattern.

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Six-Spotted Fishing Spider -- Dolomedes Triton - Dolomedes triton - male Six-Spotted Fishing Spider -- Dolomedes Triton - Dolomedes triton - male
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Contributed by Ralph C. Baslow on 7 September, 2008 - 8:16pm
Last updated 28 September, 2008 - 10:26am

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