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Spider ID. -> Alopecosa sp.
Pentti Ketola
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 Hi,
I take the photo on 27 February 2013 Kokkola, Finland.
Can anyone suggest a species for this spider.

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 Alopecosa at least. I think ID to species could be difficult.
 
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 Thank you!

Could it be a male of A.taeniata or A.pulverulenta.

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