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  • Male House Spider (Tegenaria sp.) in bathroom basin. Shropshire, UK. September.
    AH_Male House Spider Tegenaria Basin...jpg
  • Male House Spider (Tegenaria sp.) walking. Derbyshire, UK. October.
    AH_House Spider Tegenaria sp._0638.jpg
  • Male House Spider (Tegenaria sp.) walking. Derbyshire, UK. October.
    AH_House Spider Tegenaria sp._2.jpg
  • Sea Spider (Ammothea hilgendorfi). This sepcies was first observed in the UK in 1978 in Southampton Water. The species is thought to have been introduced from Japan, originating in the tropical and temperate North Pacific littoral zone of south-east Asia. Photographed against a white background in mobile field studio. Dorset, UK. May. Digital composite.
    AH_Sea Spider Ammothea hilgendorfi_1...jpg
  • Sea Spider (Ammothea hilgendorfi). This sepcies was first observed in the UK in 1978 in Southampton Water. The species is thought to have been introduced from Japan, originating in the tropical and temperate North Pacific littoral zone of south-east Asia. Photographed against a white background in mobile field studio. Dorset, UK. May.
    AH_Sea Spider Ammothea hilgendorfi_1...jpg
  • Sea Spider (Ammothea hilgendorfi). This sepcies was first observed in the UK in 1978 in Southampton Water. The species is thought to have been introduced from Japan, originating in the tropical and temperate North Pacific littoral zone of south-east Asia. Photographed against a white background in mobile field studio. Dorset, UK. May.
    AH_Sea Spider Ammothea hilgendorfi_2.jpg
  • Sea Spider (Ammothea hilgendorfi). This sepcies was first observed in the UK in 1978 in Southampton Water. The species is thought to have been introduced from Japan, originating in the tropical and temperate North Pacific littoral zone of south-east Asia. Photographed against a white background in mobile field studio. Dorset, UK. May.
    AH_Sea Spider Ammothea hilgendorfi_1...jpg
  • Sea Spider (Ammothea hilgendorfi). This sepcies was first observed in the UK in 1978 in Southampton Water. The species is thought to have been introduced from Japan, originating in the tropical and temperate North Pacific littoral zone of south-east Asia. Dorset, UK. May.
    AH_Sea Spider Ammothea hilgendorfi_1...jpg
  • Sea Spider (Ammothea hilgendorfi). This sepcies was first observed in the UK in 1978 in Southampton Water. The species is thought to have been introduced from Japan, originating in the tropical and temperate North Pacific littoral zone of south-east Asia. Dorset, UK. May.
    AH_Sea Spider Ammothea hilgendorfi_1...jpg
  • Sea Spider (Ammothea hilgendorfi). This sepcies was first observed in the UK in 1978 in Southampton Water. The species is thought to have been introduced from Japan, originating in the tropical and temperate North Pacific littoral zone of south-east Asia. Dorset, UK. May.
    AH_Sea Spider Ammothea hilgendorfi_1...jpg
  • Sea Spider (Ammothea hilgendorfi). This sepcies was first observed in the UK in 1978 in Southampton Water. The species is thought to have been introduced from Japan, originating in the tropical and temperate North Pacific littoral zone of south-east Asia. Dorset, UK. May.
    AH_Sea Spider Ammothea hilgendorfi_1...jpg
  • Sea Spider (Ammothea hilgendorfi). This sepcies was first observed in the UK in 1978 in Southampton Water. The species is thought to have been introduced from Japan, originating in the tropical and temperate North Pacific littoral zone of south-east Asia. Dorset, UK. May.
    AH_Sea Spider Ammothea hilgendorfi_1...jpg
  • Sea Spider (Ammothea hilgendorfi). This sepcies was first observed in the UK in 1978 in Southampton Water. The species is thought to have been introduced from Japan, originating in the tropical and temperate North Pacific littoral zone of south-east Asia. Photographed against a white background in mobile field studio. Dorset, UK. May.
    AH_Sea Spider Ammothea hilgendorfi_1...jpg