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Trapdoor spiderlings? I would love ID help on species. Around 50 of them in a bush, dispersed into the grass.
Copyright © 2020 Celia

Trapdoor spiderlings? I would love ID help on species. Around 50 of them in a bush, dispersed into the grass.
Brownsville, Cameron County, Texas, USA
November 19, 2020
Size: Less than 1 cm long
Found on small bush (approx. 2 ft tall). Around 50 young spiders, some in a clump. They had made a large web area, and as I observed they began to travel down from the bush on strings of web to the ground. They moved between blades of grass until I couldn't follow them any more. It rained heavily a few days ago. I am thinking they are young trapdoor spiders, but I don't know the species.
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Contributed by Celia on 19 November, 2020 - 1:56pm
Last updated 3 January, 2021 - 9:41am

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