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HOBO SPIDER - FIELD GUIDE
name origin =
spider�s method of hitching rides with humans along major highways in the Pacific Northwest
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HOBO SPIDER - FIELD GUIDE
appears to be rapidly expanding its range,
displacing many _ _ as it spreads.
native spiders
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HOBO SPIDER - FIELD GUIDE
Because color is so variable,
examination of _ _ is
best for positive identification
adult genitalia
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HOBO SPIDER - FIELD GUIDE
the female spins a _ _ egg sac into which she deposits her eggs
hemispherical silken
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HOBO SPIDER - FIELD GUIDE
bite typically produces a necrotic lesion similar to
that caused by
brown recluse spiders
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HOBO SPIDER - FIELD GUIDE
bite... most common symptom is a
severe headache
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HOBO SPIDER - FIELD GUIDE
bite... headache may be accompanied by
nausea, weakness, joint pain, fatigue, and vision impairment, symptoms commonly associated with migraine headaches.
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HOBO SPIDER - FIELD GUIDE
a couple of deaths may have resulted from
hobo spider bites, but this has
not been proven with solid evidence
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HOBO SPIDER - FIELD GUIDE
may be found in almost any habitat containing
holes, cracks, or crevices which can support
tunnel formation
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HOBO SPIDER - FIELD GUIDE
Since they are poor climbers, they are rarely found
above ground level
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HOBO SPIDER - FIELD GUIDE
They frequent _, _ areas, and
are most often found in basements, window wells, and crawl spaces.
dark, moist areas,
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HOBO SPIDER - FIELD GUIDE
build funnel webs opening at both ends with
one end expanding outward into a broad, slightly curved sheet.
funnel
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HOBO SPIDER - FIELD GUIDE
Males are also responsible for more bites because
of _ _ _ _ brings them into
contact with humans
mating season wandering habit
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HOBO SPIDER - FIELD GUIDE
Males are also responsible for more bites because
of _ _ _ _ brings them into
contact with humans
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