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I keep finding these guys in and out around my house. Anyone know what they are? They are about 0.75 inch. This one is obviously male!




Only if I get your hands!Steven said:can't ID from that picture
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I think you're right. Looked them up and it resembles P. dispar.NRF said:I´d call it Philodromus sp. (Philodromidae).
Very cool! Thanks man, that's good to know. They look very similar to me too.orcrist said:I thought dolomedes at first, but check this out. definitely philodromus, probably dispar.
There is a huge lake right down the road and the Puget Sound Marina is just a town over. So your guess is probably right.critterz said:I'll third that guess. Just out of curiosity, do you live by a steam or pond, as these are normally found near bodies of water.