Dolomedes Genus Spiders

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Finally, Forest spiders are common in forests, meadows, near streams, and, near creeks. In particular, the Dolomedes Genus, species is very common around ponds and streams. They can be very large and even though they are big enough to give a painful bite they are not dangerous. common Dolomedes Genus spiders are mottled with brown, gray, white, and, black in Kentucky. they are often found close to the ground. also, they can briefly emerge themselves undetrwater to catch aquatic

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