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RichSwanner Citrus Heights, CA(Zone 9b) Mar 28, 2005

New Spider. ID?

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melody Benton, KY(Zone 7a) Mar 29, 2005

California Trap Door? Closest I can find.

Supposed to be 3/4" to 1" body length (female)...how big is your guy?

edited to say that the image I have in my Audubon book is more delicate than the big spiders in the Google images. The googled Trapdoors look nothing like the one in my book...hmmmm....

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RichSwanner Citrus Heights, CA(Zone 9b) Mar 29, 2005

This big lllll

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melody Benton, KY(Zone 7a) Mar 29, 2005

I should have known!

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RichSwanner Citrus Heights, CA(Zone 9b) Mar 29, 2005

This earwig is a baby not an adult.

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lisamr Rotterdam, NY(Zone 5b) Mar 29, 2005

Wow Monterey....or should I say...scarey! LOL Great pictures! I'm not really afraid of spiders....or any insect....except bees....they don't like me. Probably cause I'm afraid...kind of a vicious circle I guess. LOL.

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gardenmart Oviedo, FL(Zone 9b) Apr 05, 2005

Shouldn't that be Mrs. Fangs? or Ms. Fangs? She probably ate Mr. Fangs.

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MotherNature4 Bartow, FL(Zone 9a) May 02, 2005

I like to look at these older ID pages. Recently learned about BugGuide.net. Send the picture in there and you will surely get an ID, especially with such excellent photos. MN4

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RichSwanner Citrus Heights, CA(Zone 9b) May 02, 2005

Thanks-Rich

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