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(Wolf?) Spider in Lawn, Night - Tigrosa annexa

(Wolf?) Spider in Lawn, Night - Tigrosa annexa
Mt. Dora, Lake County, Florida, USA
March 21, 2012
Size: Extremely tiny.
During a rather brutal and dense onslaught of midges, I checked my parents yard for nocturnal spider hunting. Sure enough, it was a hyper-active run for the spiders. The plethora of blind mosquitos (as they're commonly referred to) was a festival of food for the spiders. This individual is one of many, commonly and easily seen at night trekking through the grass. They're very easy to spot with a flashlight due to the reflectiveness of their eyes.

Moved
Moved from Hogna antelucana.
I think this fits in better here. Definitely tentatively placed though.

Moved
Moved from ID Request.

 
Thanks!
Thank you, Lynette!

 
:) You're welcome
Keep in mind this is my best guess. ID can't be certain without examining the epigyne/palp.

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