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This looks like a Northern Black Widow, but I am unsure. It was large and had an eggsac. - Latrodectus variolus
Copyright © 2009 olivia stark

This looks like a Northern Black Widow, but I am unsure. It was large and had an eggsac. - Latrodectus variolus
Wadmalaw Island, Charleston County, South Carolina, USA
June 15, 2009
Size: body was 1-1.5"

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This looks like a Northern Black Widow, but I am unsure. It was large and had an eggsac. - Latrodectus variolus This looks like a Northern Black Widow, but I am unsure. It was large and had an eggsac. - Latrodectus variolus
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Contributed by olivia stark on 17 June, 2009 - 10:04pm
Last updated 24 June, 2009 - 7:50pm

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