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Nursery web spider. E.Staffs
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Huge Tegenaria house spider
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Pholcus Phalangeoides. E.Staffs
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This little jumping spider was hanging on a thread over my toilet. It was tiny. I think it may be Pseudeuophrys lanigera. S.E.Staffs.
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Pseudeuophrys lanigera back on Terra Firma. Almost cute! S.E.Staffs.
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This Small (5mm) spider was in a grass meadow. Could it be a Pirata species? E.Staffs.
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Harvestman on the prowl.. E.Staffs.
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Pardosa species on a log. E.Staffs.
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Jumping Spider Salticus scenicus. They live on my back wall. S.E.Staffs.
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Walnut Orb-weaving spider, Nuctenea umbricata. On a Bird hide. East Staffs.
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Early morning. E.Staffs.
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Garden Spider Araneus diadematus enjoying a snack. S.E.Staffs.
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Garden Spider Araneus diadematus against the light. S.E.Staffs.
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Garden Spider Araneus diadematus, have finally appeared in my garden. S.E.Staffs.
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Sheep graze through a sea of gossamer silk threads. E.Staffs.
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Large Pholcus Phalangeoides with what could be a couple of Mites as unwelcome guests. S.E.Staffs.
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Male European Cave Spider Meta menardi. Mid Derbyshire.
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Female European Cave Spider, Meta menardi. Spectacular colouration of the abdomen. Mid Derbyshire.
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More from the European Cave Spider Meta menardi. Derbyshire.
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Garden Spider on its web. S.E.Staffs.
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Jumping Spider. S.E.Staffs.
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Frosted cobweb. S.E.Staffs.
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European Cave Spider, Meta menardi showing beautiful abdomen. Derbyshire.
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Lying in wait. Raft Spider is the largest British spider. Shropshire.
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Raft Spider uses the surface tension of the water to sense potential prey. Shropshire.
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Spider Steatoda nobilis on freshly spun Web. S. E. Staffs.
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Walking on air... Spider Steatoda nobilis spins a Web. S. E. Staffs.
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Early morning cobwebs. S.E.Staffs.
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Pholcus Phalangeoides tucking into a large Tegenaria House Spider.
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Nursery web spider. E. Staffs... Handsome.
