This is the first time I've noticed this species at this location. I collected her atop a garden hose stretched over an expanse of green lawn grass. Our property backs right up to an arid sagebrush habitat, which I imagine is where she came in from (This species is reported throughout the arid regions of the US). She was more aggressive than our more common P. audax, and gave me my first Phiddy bite as I wrangled her into a jar (I've been working w/the genus for years, and this is the first animal that has actually bitten me!) Shortly after her collection, she oviposited and is still gaurding her eggs. I will try to get shots of the spiderlings if the eggs are fertile.