It’s quite amazing what you can find in your green recycle bin at times. I found this male Candy Stripe Spider Enoplognatha sp. form lineata clinging to the underside of the lid.
May 2019, rear garden, Staffordshire, England. © Pete Hillman.
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I bet he’s tiny.
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Between 3- 5mm long.
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He (?) is beautiful.
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Thank you Sue. Yes a he. It has large palps, like boxing gloves at the front.
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Wonderful photo!
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Thank you Belinda!
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