This is one of the Linyphiidae, the tiny ‘Money Spiders’. Identification of these is very tricky, it may be Lepthyphantes tenuis, but I can’t be certain, except it is definitely a Lepthyphantes species. I discovered this in my garage this morning, and you can see how small it is. In the images above can you see that crinkled pale pod like thing caught in the web behind it? That is an ant pupa casing.
Garage, Staffordshire, England. July 2017.
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How seriously cool is that!
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Thank you, Ark 🙂 It was cool, I found it next to my freezer in the garage 🙂
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Translation: When was the last time Pete Hillman swept his garage? 🙂
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I can’t remember what year it was 😉
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If your little arachnid has great grandchildren that should give you a clue.
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🙂
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Fabulous images (and yes, I also want to know when you last swept your garage 🙂 )
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Lol 🙂 I think it was 19 … something or another 😉 Thank you, Vicki 🙂
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I was told if a money spider crawled onto you you’d come into money – but it hasn’t come true for me! Lovely pics of such a tiny creature Pete 🙂
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Yes, I was always told that too, but it hasn’t worked for me either. Thank you 🙂
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