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That spider looks extra creepy (and I don't even usually think spiders are creepy) and bumpy on the back end. I guess one of those that carries her babies on her? I can't quite see in the pic.
I'm thinking she's some sort of wolf spider with babies? The last time I saw a spider that big in the wild, it was a tarantula in TX. We get some pretty big orb spiders and daddy long-legs, but that was one HUGE spider.
We also have enough slugs and snails that I dearly hope there's a Dekay's or two enjoying the buffet.
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