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Family Amaurobiidae - Hacklemesh Weavers

 
 
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Amaurobius · Callobius · Coras · Cybaeopsis · Pimus

Genus Amaurobius
Unknown Spider in Garage - Amaurobius ferox Ground Spider? - Amaurobius ferox Ground Spider? - Amaurobius ferox Hacklemesh Weaver - Amaurobius ferox Amaurobiid - Amaurobius ferox - male Epigynum - Amaurobius borealis - female Hacklemesh Weaver - Amaurobius ferox - male Hacklemesh Weaver - Amaurobius ferox - male

Genus Callobius
Hacklemesh Weaver - Callobius bennetti - male Callobius pictus - male Spider - Callobius - female Hacklemesh Weaver from Seattle Bug Day - Callobius severus - male Hacklemesh Weaver Spider (Collobius sp) - Callobius Callobius bennetti? - Callobius Spider - Callobius - female Spider - Callobius - female

Genus Coras
Spider - Coras ID this spider - Coras - male small spider - Coras Coras montanus Species - Coras montanus - female Am I a Brown Recluse? - Coras Coras sp.? (Amaurobiidae) - Coras - male Hacklemesh Weaver - Coras - female Spider inside its nest - Coras

Genus Cybaeopsis
Entelegynes 6.15.09 01a - Cybaeopsis

Genus Pimus
Pimus Callobius? - Pimus

 
 
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