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Lively cucumber spider

13 July 2021 by David

Lively cucumber spider

Cucumber spider, tiny (less than half a centimetre long), visible because it was standing on a white plastic garden table. Common in gardens, but rarely seen because of their size and the colour their camouflage gives them among the vegetation.

Categories David
Freckled dapperling (possibly), Coppice Wood
Harlequin larvae on hazel leaves
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