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4 points jesus_chrysotile

Black house spider, Badumna sp.

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1 points biggaz81

The chunky legs on this one tells me this belongs to the family Gnaphosidae, aka Ground Spiders, and not Badumna.

0 points SituationSecure4650

Definitely a spider


1 points SweatyPresentation93

Good job mate, you’re a real champ.

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1 points SituationSecure4650

Just helping out wherever I can mate.

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1 points SweatyPresentation93

I can respect that 🤣

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