Is this what I think it is

[glaurick]

Now as a plumber for several years , I have found a lot of different spiders and a few they say shouldn't be common on the East Coast of North Carolina more than once, but today at work this was a first so I had to trap it for ID.
Could anyone tell me exactly which Funnel Web this is?

 

[Spike14]

You have native funnel webs in america?

 

[glaurick]

Strange huh, it was found in Chesapeake, VA, right next to the NC VA Border, onlything I can think, is that there is a warehouse near by that has a lot of Naval Equipment from DRMO, but to make it that far and that long there is more than one. anyone know their territory range?

 

[Gigas]

Its not an Atrax if thats what spike means, it looks like a myglamorph, trapdoor.

 

[RVS]

Looks like a Ummidia sp. to me, and they are native to your range.
Good find!

 

[orcrist]

There are native funnelwebs in the USA, just a lot smaller and less dangerous than the Australian species.

Funnelwebs typically have very long spinnerets, so I suspect that this is a trapdoor instead.

 

[Venom]

Yes, notice the saddle-shaped depression in the third leg ( visible in the upper right-hand pic ). This formation makes it an Ummidia sp. trapdoor.

 

[Tarantula]

looks to be a male to.. that explains why its out if its burrow.

 

[glaurick]

Thanks for the good info, it's now living in the woods behind my house:clap:

 

[kraken]

Looked like a purseweb!