#pisaura

[ifelten]

Almindelig rovedderkop (Pisaura mirabilis)

Hun med ægsæk.

Nursery Web Spider (Pisaura mirabilis)

Female with egg sack.

[unkn0wnvariable]

Nursery-web Spider

A nursery-web spider on grass stems near her nest, at Felmersham Gravel Pits.

[miyrumiyru]

White-striped cephalothorax

닻표늪서성거미 (Pisaura ancora)

[professional-jaywalker]

This is my blog so woe! Bugs be upon you.

My guesses are : Weevil (Lixus), solitary bee (perhaps Ceratina?), a white spotted rose beetle (Oxythyrea funesta), a nursery web spider (Pisaura mirabilis), an orbweaver (Gibbaranea bituberculata), a shield bug (Aelia), a sixteen spot ladybeetle (Tytthaspis sedecimpunctata), a dock bug (Coreus marginatus), and some sort of Histeridae (Margarinotus brunneus)

Edit : the order got all fucked up while uploading so last is first

[hajovyk]

Pisaura mirabilis (pl. Darownik przedziwny) jumped on me. Left this funny dude on the leaf.

[lost-fool-wandering]

lovčík hajní / pisaura mirabilis

[lucane]

Pisaura mirabilis

[firebugseverywhere]

Saw these two outside earlier today. The species seems to be Pisaura mirabilis.

I've found these spiders to be very fast, but they don't seem to jump, which is a relief. Jumping animals scare me quite a lot.

[plantaholicthings-blog]

Nursery web spider-Pisaura mirabilis😍🕷 #pisaura #pisauramirabilis #gardener #nurserywebspider #spider #arachnid #garden

[reanimateobjects]

[theflyingpimphat]

A compilation of Pisaura mirabilis in silly resting poses (and a Pardosa).

[ifelten]

Almindelig rovedderkop (Pisaura mirabilis)

Nursery Web Spider (Pisaura mirabilis)

[unkn0wnvariable]

Nursery Web Spider

A nursery web spider amongst the undergrowth at Titchmarsh nature reserve.

[superbnature]

Pisaura mirabilis by JaromirGrich

[ayanos-pl]

Pająk Pisaura lama? A spider Pisaura lama? アズマキシダグモ、かな？

[synalpheus]

Spider time! Photos under the cut in case anyone is not a fan of spiders I guess... idk.

Also I'm kiiinda new to most arthropods (like, aside from crustaceans maybe I only have some basic knowledge but nothing more). So, uh. I just hope that my ID adventures work out, and I'm learning a lot!

Top one is Pisaura mirabilis (Nursery Web Spider, pretty cool species actually), apparently a male - note the bulbous pedipalps.

Bottom one is Coelotes terrestris, though I only know that because none of the other, extremely similar species are abundant where I live x)". Judging by her slim pedipalps and thick body, it should be a female.