Genus:Angelina
Species:
Angelina Labyrinthica
Common Name:
Labyrinth Spider
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Kingman,
Hello this is my first post sorry if it is incomplete. I found this at 4 in the morning on the kitchen floor. I absolutely love spiders! I think they are much like sharks, misunderstood. I gently took him outside and let him go. I believe it is a labyrinth spider let me know if you think I’m wrong I also have other pictures. I have one with a measuring tape next to the spider I think with his legs out he was little less than an inch. Many blessings to you all! And many blessings to the innocent misunderstood… Read more »
Hi, and welcome to the site. Only one issue I have here, you give your location as California. When you post images, we need the location where the spider was found. Angelena Labyrinthica nor the genus are known in north America. The species is endemic to southern England, genus, rather widespread in Europe. Now your spider is a funnel weaver, Agelenidae family. Looks familiar, I might suggest a gravid female Hololena genus. https://bugguide.net/node/view/1380287/bgimage I have loads of Hololena curta about in so. Idaho. Yea, my affinity with spiders goes back over 5 decades. One for you, is my lamp spider,… Read more »
Hi, welcome to Spider ID. Your spider looks rather to be a Prowling Spider ( family Miturgidae) Syspira sp.. Nice find. 🙂
https://bugguide.net/node/view/249695/bgimage