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Spider ID (1 Viewer)

hollis_f

hollis_f

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I'm the official spider-removal-operative for our household. Normally I have no problem grabbing them and dumping them outside. But this one just exuded evil. Any clues as to its ID? It was about 15mm long.

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Thanks, that sure looks like the right genus. And the location (under a bin by the side of the house) strongly suggests A. similis.
 
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