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Terry Thormin | profile | all galleries >> Insects and Spiders of British Columbia >> Spiders and their relatives of B.C.

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Spiders and their relatives of B.C.

Prolinyphia sp. - Dome-web Spider A1a.jpg	Prolinyphia sp. - Dome-web Spider A2a.jpg	Araneus diadematus - Garden Spider 3.jpg	Araneus diadematus - Garden Spider 2a.jpg
Araneus diadematus - Garden Spiders mating 2a.jpg	Araneus diadematus - Garden Spiders mating 1a.jpg	Araneus diadematus - Garden Spiders mating 5b.jpg	Araneus trifolium - Shamrock Spider 1a.jpg
Araneidae - Orb-weaver Spider A1a.jpg	Tetragnatha sp. Long-jawed Spider A1a.jpg	Dolomedes triton - Six-spotted Fishing Spider 1a.JPG	Pardosa lowriei - Wolf Spider A1a.jpg
Arctosa perita - Wolf Spider 1b.jpg	Arctosa perita - Wolf Spider 2c.jpg	Gnaphosidae - Gnaphosid Spider A1a.jpg	Jumping Spider A1a.jpg
Jumping Spider B5a.jpg	Habronattus americanus - Jumping Spider female 2a.jpg	Salticidae - Jumping Spider A1a.jpg	Habronattus americanus - Jumping Spider male 1a.jpg
Phidippus borealis - Boreal Jumping Spider 1c.jpg	Phidippus borealis with Lasioglossum sp.- Boreal Jumping Spider 3a.jpg	Phidippus sp. - Jumping Spider B1a.jpg	Salticidae - Jumping Spider D1a.jpg
Eris militaris - Jumping Spider 1a.jpg	Platycryptus californicus - Jumping Spider 1a.jpg	Platycryptus californicus - Jumping Spider 1a.jpg	Salticus scenicus - Zebra Spider 2a.jpg
Salticus scenicus - Zebra Spider 1a.jpg	Metaphidippus mannii - Jumping Spider 2a.jpg	Jumping Spider - Salticidae C1c.jpg	Theridiidae - Cobweb Spider A1a.jpg
Agelenopsis sp. - Funnel Weaving Spider A2.JPG	Philodromus dispar - Philodromid crab spider male 1a.jpg	Misumena vatia - Goldenrod Spider 1a.jpg	Misumena vatia - Goldenrod Spider 2a.jpg
Misumena vatia - Goldenrod Crab Spider 1a.JPG	Misumena vatia - Goldenrod Spider with bumble bee 1a.jpg	Tibellus sp. - Grass Spider A1a.jpg	Tibellus sp. - Philodromid Spider A2a.jpg
Harvestman A1a.jpg	Harvestman B1a.jpg	Erythraeidae - Velvet mite A1a.jpg	Phalangium opilio - Harvestman 1a.JPG

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Christophe		11-Aug-2017 23:31
Why the black widow is not there? Is it just a reason about pictures took in BC?

Guest		28-Oct-2013 00:25
I just took a pic of a spider ive never seen before also. its shinny black with a silver spot on its back my email if anyone can help identify it is brianc1965@hotmail.com ty...

jarrett		21-Sep-2012 21:51
i dunno if i've discovered a new species or what...cause i found a spider in my backyard at my dads place with coloring that doesn't match any of the spiders here. i am a bit of a bug fanatic myself and i like studying them but this one i've never seen before. he's a little bigger then a toony when he fully stretches out his legs, he's a black spider with yellowish-cream markings on his "knees", and a red patch on the beggining segment where it connects to the first segment. his first segment is very roundish much like the tarantul and in a similar fashion. he doesn't seem very aggressive and took alot of prodding to make him bit at the stick i was using to antagonize him with, and doesn't seem to like large prey items. i know the color variations of the wolf spider and this is why i believe he is NOT a wolf spider. the colors don't match any wolf spider i've ever found. if you want a photo of it email me at dragon_warrior @hotmail.com

Terry Thormin		12-Sep-2012 01:53
Yes, I know. And that is why I called this gallery Spiders and their RELATIVES.

Matt Vankoughnett		12-Sep-2012 00:07
Harvestman are not spiders, neither are the ticks just to let you know. Spiders/Tarantulas have 2 body parts and 8 legs. Harvestman only have 1 body part and 8 legs!!!

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