So what do you think this baby is? About 3-4" front to back legs. We didn't measure real closely.:lol: Biggest one I've seen around here.

So what do you think this baby is? About 3-4" front to back legs. We didn't measure real closely.:lol: Biggest one I've seen around here.

We are guessing wolf for now.

Your grass is shiny

Your grass is shiny

Freshly waxed, thanks.

lizards and spiders are now mating.

lizards and spiders are now mating.

Liders? Spizards? :lol: Yeah this one looks preggers to me.

If it were anyone else, it would be "a dead or soon to be" spider.

lizards and spiders are now mating.

When did this happen?
That is going to be one odd looking spider when it hatches, or, maybe an odd looking lizard.

So what do you think this baby is? About 3-4" front to back legs. We didn't measure real closely.:lol: Biggest one I've seen around here.

Run Forest Run!!! :jameo:









P.S.
Define "here"...........

It might be a fishing spider. I found a pic and it looks similar. I couldn't get the pic to copy/paste, but here is the link:

Spiderzrule (http://www.spiderzrule.com/fishing.htm)

Look at the bottom of the page for pictures.

It might be a fishing spider. I found a pic and it looks similar. I couldn't get the pic to copy/paste, but here is the link:

Spiderzrule (http://www.spiderzrule.com/fishing.htm)

Look at the bottom of the page for pictures.

We thought that also. Getting some feeder fish tomorrow.

When did this happen?
That is going to be one odd looking spider when it hatches, or, maybe an odd looking lizard.

Both. :lol:

:lol:We thought that also. Getting some feeder fish tomorrow.

Get lots of fishies. That spider is one healthy specimen!

So what do you think this baby is? About 3-4" front to back legs. We didn't measure real closely.:lol: Biggest one I've seen around here.

omfg :faint:

Is this your guy?

Fishing Spider - Dolomedes Tenebrosus - Active Excursions RL (http://www.activeexcursions.org/kb/index.php?title=Fishing_Spider_-_Dolomedes_Tenebrosus)

Is this your guy?

Fishing Spider - Dolomedes Tenebrosus - Active Excursions RL (http://www.activeexcursions.org/kb/index.php?title=Fishing_Spider_-_Dolomedes_Tenebrosus)

ah yes, just look closely at its eyes, then you can tell the difference if it wants to fish or just carry off your first born :killingme

:bawl: OMG, that's a skeery looking creature!

It might be a fishing spider. I found a pic and it looks similar. I couldn't get the pic to copy/paste, but here is the link:

Spiderzrule (http://www.spiderzrule.com/fishing.htm)

Look at the bottom of the page for pictures.

OK... Now desertrat must get it to pose pretty for a full face shot. So we can check out the eye alignment.

:coffee:

Liders? Spizards? :lol: Yeah this one looks preggers to me.

Stranger things have happened...

Stranger things have happened...

:jameo:

So what do you think this baby is? About 3-4" front to back legs. We didn't measure real closely.:lol: Biggest one I've seen around here.

most definately a wolf spider, male to be exact females are the big black round ones, they carry babies in their back. the bite and it hurts like hell but are not poisionous (spelling) get some good bug spray, kills them dead. they can get in the smallest spaces.

Stranger things have happened...

:killingme