#labyrinth spider

[unkn0wnvariable]

Labyrinth Spider

A labyrinth spider, sitting in the sunny entrance to its funnel web, at Holme Fen.

[snototter]

A female labyrinth spider (Agelena labyrinthica) in its web, in western Europe

by Charles Sharp

[onenicebugperday]

hi, i hope you’re well! i saw this little pupa? cocoon? egg sac? on a walk and am wondering what it could be. the way it’s attached to the shrub is so cool! found in the colorado front range.

Looks like a spider egg sac to me? But I don’t recognize which species it may be from! Anyone else recognize it?

Update: retreat of a labyrinth spider, Metepiera sp. Thanks, @bananapeppers!

[lumpydigits]

I seem to have developed a pallette of greys and browns for sona designs...

A bit late, but I’ve been thinking about Into the Spider-verse again so I’ve finally had a go at developing a spider-sona. These are rough first-pass designs, will have to have more of a think about them.

They ended up based on a Labyrinth Spider. It’s from the South of the UK, rather than the North, but it seemed to fit me thematically.

[onenicebugperday]

@snailtownie submitted: no id needed, just wanted to show this little lady off! i found her behind the couch/while sweeping which is why there's so much dog hair in there with her 😔

She is beautiful and perfect thank you so much for sharing her :')

[onenicebugperday]

I found this cutie in my garden (northern Poland) today tho I have no idea what kinda spider they are. btw theyre on my wrist here so like ~1,5cm in length

Adorable! Looks like a labyrinth spider, I think. It’s a grass/funnel spider that’s fairly common across Europe :)

[blaze-it-in-the-northern-sky]

found this girl at work yesterday :)

[wildkingdom]

Oh, what a terrible web they weave. A Labyrinth spider and its prey, a Cinnabar moth caterpillar.

Photo: Tony Margiocchi/Barcroft