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Video footage at:https://www.facebook.com/share/v/taai4YXCqnZv2afw/?mibextid=oFDknk

Door hinged like Migas. Around the same size as Migas burrows I have been finding nearby.
Spider did not look like Cataxia. Pulled the door shut and held it tightly shut from the inside. Did not want to damage burrow or stress spider so I moved on.
Whole burrow appeared superficial to the embankment and soft like a small sock of web encased with earth and moss.

About 30ft from the male mygalomorph https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/151343076, I spotted this one. Spiders are not my strong suit, my first thought was, has he been mating? So I grab pics 1-3 & go on my way. Come back some minutes later, she's still there (pic4) This is peculiar. So I look in her burrow. Pic 5 you'll have to take my word for it, that's the only usable shot out of six or so, but that khaki/ochre/orange smudge at the bottom is a decent-sized Scolopendra, probably Westwood's green. Pic 6 is even later, showing she was able to go back indoors.