IDing a wolf spider

[vicareux]

Hello, need help identifying wolf spider species.
I'm assuming Lycosa sp.
Serbia (southeastern Europe)

 

[corydalis]

Looks like Lycosa singoriensis to me.

 

[vicareux]

Looks like Lycosa singoriensis to me.

Thats what i thought, however i've gotten a possible Geolycosa vultuosa ID from FB as well, and now im unsure. Thanks though!

 

[corydalis]

Thats what i thought, however i've gotten a possible Geolycosa vultuosa ID from FB as well, and now im unsure. Thanks though!

G. vultuosa has different leg pattern as far as I know, but I'm no expert, maybe these pictures will help too (the right one is L. singoriensis) https://www.izeltlabuak.hu/talalat/157562

 

[vicareux]

G. vultuosa has different leg pattern as far as I know, but I'm no expert, maybe these pictures will help too (the right one is L. singoriensis) https://www.izeltlabuak.hu/talalat/157562

I love how you gave me the most beautiful, direct comparison for just what i need. Thanks a lot!

 

[Wolfram1]

this is gonna be so helpful when i go look look for some Lycosa singoriensis in Austria soonisch


if i find any i will post pictures to compare
: )

 

[corydalis]

I love how you gave me the most beautiful, direct comparison for just what i need. Thanks a lot!

Glad I could help! (I’m really envy of these captures btw. not to mention yours..)

this is gonna be so helpful when i go look look for some Lycosa singoriensis in Austria soonisch


if i find any i will post pictures to compare
: )

Wish you the best I had no luck with the species so far, they can be fairly common in certain areas, but not where I do my field trips apparently, at least I was able to lure out an old G. vultuosa few years ago, later found an other (younger) one with an egg sack

 

[Wolfram1]

Wow, incredible picures

Thx, i hope i can find some females : )

I have a friend that found a couple of mature males a few years ago so we will probably canvas that area for burrows and with a little luck who knows