Black Lace Weaver spotted by Edmon De Keyser: “Doordrenkt en schijnbaar dood in de pombak gevonden. Toen ik na 10 min onderzoeken de palpen wat los probeerde te wrikken begon hij weer zachtjes te bewegen. Eens bij zijn positieven heb ik hem weer vrijgelaten” in the SpiderSpotter App on 17.03.2022

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Spiny False Wolf Spider spotted by Adriane:in the SpiderSpotter App on 13.03.2022

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other species spotted by Danny VG: “Onzeker dat het spinneneter is.” in the SpiderSpotter App on 16.03.2022

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Zilla diodia spotted by OSWR/Vali:in the SpiderSpotter App on 15.03.2022

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Giant Housespider spotted by Marijke Wauters:in the SpiderSpotter App on 15.03.2022

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Oblong Running Spider spotted by OSWR/Vali:in the SpiderSpotter App on 14.03.2022

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Household Fine Sheetweaver spotted by Florian Van Hecke:in the SpiderSpotter App on 14.03.2022

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other species spotted by Hex_Omega: “This is just a giant house spider. Completely non-agressive. They're often confused for hobo spiders, which are also quite common in Washington State, as they look very similar. Markings are slightly different though and even if a giant house spider gets a wild hair and does bite, it's not going to do much. Hobo spider bites can be serious, but they're also non-agressive. I'll post one of them next time I find one as well.” in the SpiderSpotter App on 13.03.2022

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other species spotted by Marijke Wauters:in the SpiderSpotter App on 13.03.2022

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unknown species spotted by Debbie Orrell: “Gewoon bij ons in huis...” in the SpiderSpotter App on 13.03.2022

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