Herpyllus ecclesiasticus
(Eastern Parson Spider)

Picture ID 11435

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Parson Spider. Not sure how to find if it is male of female. Quite small at around 15mm. Located in southeast Michigan.

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spenkur
Submitted: May 2, 2018
Photographed: May 2, 2018
Spider: Herpyllus ecclesiasticus (Eastern Parson Spider)
Location: Plymouth, Michigan, United States
Spotted Indoors: Other
Found in web?: No
Attributes: Dorsal

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BugmanDan

May 3, 2018 3:43 am

Hi. Yes,eastern parson spider. With penultimate or full adult males, the embolus on the ends of the pedipalps are swollen giving clue to gender. really can’t determine from this photo.

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Herpyllus ecclesiasticus (Eastern Parson Spider)

Picture ID 11435

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Herpyllus ecclesiasticus
(Eastern Parson Spider)