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I discovered this spider on one of my dormant pitcher plants. I decided to take a few pictures of him and he was moving up and down the pitcher. If anybody could id this spider (Wolf spider, maybe?) I would appreciate it. Here are the pictures.
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Dang dude, I didn't know they had turantulas in NC...Spiders are awesome, but they're still kind of scary...Reminds me of when I went down to eastern Oregon. I lifted up this rock and there was this huge female black widow. Your Photos are really nice. Definatley National Geographic Material...seriously, I bet you could get those photos published in there.
Jumping spiders generally have enormous eyes, short thick legs, and large bulbous heads and abdomens. I'd put my money on a wolf spider unless it starts spinning a web.
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