Field notes, v1516
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Carol Pearson 1969 Species account Wolf spiders 12 July Hole #1: 4pm occupied; between E1 and F1. Hole #2: Found yesterday; today occupied at 4pm; a large (1" diam) hole between K11, K10 on up hill side. Hole #3: Some location as #2 generally, but about 3-3' away in a footprint. At 4 pm not a deep hole, occupied by med-sized spider. Two shallow holes with fresh piles of sand were within 2 feet. Yesterday there we I found an incomplete hole about # 3 feet from this one, 2' from #2. Type A When two spiders in separate small collecting vials were shaken together + The mouths of the vials held together, They struggled and the larger ran back into his vial. Then The smaller crept into the larger's jaws, touched him, + when the larger reacted, ran back to his own. Types of Wolf? spiders: A - mark on thorax and abdomen B - in holes(dike crabs), mark on thorax. 13 July #2 : 7:35 am lots of fresh tracks around it; too deep to see into. Today I noticed some very small scratchings in the vicinity of #2, #3. A map of this area: o o o o very small circle is a shallow digging. 2 ft. #2 #3