Linyphia triangularis
Description
The female is about 6 mm and the male slightly smaller at 5 mm. A small but well-marked spider with a tuning fork shaped mark on the carapace behind the eyes.
Identification difficulty
Habitat
It can be found in bushes and vegetation.
When to see it
Late Summer and Autumn.
Life History
Makes a sheet like web.
UK Status
It is abundant and widespread in Britain.
VC55 Status
Common in Leicestershire and Rutland.
Further Information
7167 British records to Jan 2013
AJ CannOwston07 September 2018
David NichollsGroby Pool15 September 2005
David NichollsUlverscroft15 September 2011
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David NichollsUlverscroft NR12 July 2008
David NichollsMartinshaw Wood30 June 2011.JPG)
Graham CalowSapcote garden118 July 2010
David NichollsMartinshaw Wood09 September 2011
David NichollsMartinshaw Wood09 September 2011
David NichollsUlverscroft15 September 2011
HAPeacockLeicester Garden09 August 2011
HAPeacockLeicester Garden09 August 2011
HAPeacockLeicester Garden29 September 2011
AJ CannOwston07 September 2018
AJ CannOwston07 September 2018
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