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Lampshade spider (Hypochilus pococki) at Oconaluftee, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Swain County, North Carolina, USAFrom
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Observed on its web on a dwarf navel orange tree
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The animal was identified by Nelson Ferretti, La Plata, Argentina. This male was collected at night, as it foraged at base of large rock outcrop.
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The animal was identified by Nelson Ferretti, La Plata, Argentina. This male was collected at night, as it foraged at base of large rock outcrop.
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The animal was identified by Nelson Ferretti, La Plata, Argentina. This male was collected at night, as it foraged at base of large rock outcrop.
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The animal was identified by Nelson Ferretti, La Plata, Argentina. This female was collected during the day, from her tunnel under a medium-sized rock.
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The animal was identified by Nelson Ferretti, La Plata, Argentina. This female was collected during the day, from her tunnel under a medium-sized rock.
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The animal was identified by Nelson Ferretti, La Plata, Argentina. This female was collected during the day, from her tunnel under a medium-sized rock.
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The animal was identified by Nelson Ferretti, La Plata, Argentina. This female was collected during the day, from her tunnel under a medium-sized rock.
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The animal was identified by Nelson Ferretti, La Plata, Argentina. This juvenile was collected during the day, from a tunnel under a medium-sized rock. An adult female (previous pictures) had its own burrow under this same rock.
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The animal was identified by Nelson Ferretti, La Plata, Argentina. This juvenile was collected during the day, from a tunnel under a medium-sized rock. An adult female (previous pictures) had its own burrow under this same rock.
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The animal was identified by Nelson Ferretti, La Plata, Argentina. This juvenile was collected during the day, from a tunnel under a medium-sized rock. An adult female (previous pictures) had its own burrow under this same rock.
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