I improve my accessories and plan the next year’s expeditions. Still, waiting is hard. Last winter I realized that although wolf spiders are inactive most of the winter in central Texas, they do get active when temperatures are near 80 during the day and in the 60s at night. Granted there have only been 3 short periods like that since the beginning of December but I made good use of them. I have to be continually prepared to go when conditions are right.
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