Frank N. Baker
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Any body Know what this one is
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Glen Roberts
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Not 100% Frank but could be a male Nursery Web Spider (Pisaura mirabilis).
Frank N. Baker
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Thanks mate, not to sure myself I thought it looked like a wolf spider but its only about 12mm all across it's legs
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Sophie Thomas
New Member
Spider...
Hi Frank,
I believe Glen is probably right, he/she is most definitely a nursery web spider from the family Pisauridae, getting it to species would require a microscope. They range in colours from yellow,browns and deep reds, but the rule always being a single line down the thorax. They're really common throughout the UK and can be found basking in the sunshine on hot days. Usually from the head downwards they are 15mm, so you may have come across a youngster reaching its final moult. If you come across any more creepy crawlies do let me know, I'd love to I.D them, especially butterflies and moths
Hi Frank,
I believe Glen is probably right, he/she is most definitely a nursery web spider from the family Pisauridae, getting it to species would require a microscope. They range in colours from yellow,browns and deep reds, but the rule always being a single line down the thorax. They're really common throughout the UK and can be found basking in the sunshine on hot days. Usually from the head downwards they are 15mm, so you may have come across a youngster reaching its final moult. If you come across any more creepy crawlies do let me know, I'd love to I.D them, especially butterflies and moths
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