#agelenidae

[saritawolf]

Potter’s Grass Spider (female) (Agelenopsis potteri) - (c) SaritaWolf - please do not repost

[herpsandbirds]

hi do we know what this is… upper valley new hampshire… the only thing i know is that it’s in the genus coras !

Spider ID - New Hampshuh:

It is hard to give you a great ID, because of how dark the photos are, HOWEVER... I agree with you on the ID, a funnel weaver in the genus Coras, family Agelenidae. It looks to be a male (thin abdomen and bulbous pedipalp tips).

I cannot provide you an ID more specific than to conform your genus ID. Many of the spiders in this genus are similar in appearance.

A common spider in the NE US is C. medicinalis. This looks very much like a male medicinalis to me.

Coras (spider) - Wikipedia

Species Coras medicinalis - BugGuide.Net

[jupiterswasphouse]

[PHOTOS TAKEN: JULY 11TH, 2025 | Image IDs: Four photos of a relatively large grey and beige/brown male funnel weaver spider in its web /End IDs.]

Charming fellow we got here!

[jupiterswasphouse]

[PHOTOS TAKEN: OCTOBER 5TH, 2024 | Image IDs: Four photos of a large brown, grey, and black grass spider on the ground under a log, near a hole in the dirt /End IDs.]

[jupiterswasphouse]

[PHOTOS TAKEN: OCTOBER 4TH, 2024 | Image IDs: Six photos of a brown and black funnel weaver spider, which appears to be guarding an egg sack covered in silk, tucked away in a dead leaf /End IDs.]

[jupiterswasphouse]

[PHOTOS TAKEN: SEPTEMBER 2ND, 2024 | Image IDs: Two photos of a large grey and black funnel weaver spider in its web, a big tightly woven tent of silk /End IDs.]

[jupiterswasphouse]

[PHOTOS TAKEN: JUNE 14TH, 2024 | Image IDs: Two photos of a brown funnel weaver/grass spider in its web on a rusted metallic surface /End IDs.]

[hajovyk]

Bunch of Agelena labyrinthica (pl. Lejkowiec labiryntowy) in the old tree