Pisaura cf. mirabilis ♀ Pisauridae among the thorns of a wild thistle plant. It's a large spider of no medical relevance to humans, despite its moderate size. It has a dark brown fishbone pattern on the back of its abdomen and a "tuft" of hair on the front of its prosoma.
Pisaura cf. mirabilis ♀ Pisauridae among the thorns of a wild thistle plant. It's a large spider of no medical relevance to humans, despite its moderate size. It has a dark brown fishbone pattern on the back of its abdomen and a "tuft" of hair on the front of its prosoma.
Pisaura cf. mirabilis ♀, Pisauridae, inside a light spiderweb den, made from a leaf rolled up on itself, together with its egg sac. It's a large spider of no medical relevance to humans, despite its moderate size. It has a dark brown fishbone pattern on the back of its abdomen and a "tuft" of hair on the front of its prosoma.
Pisaura cf. mirabilis ♀, Pisauridae, walking around carrying its own egg sac between its long legs and the ventral part of the opisthosoma. It's a large spider of no medical relevance to humans, despite its moderate size. It has a dark brown fishbone pattern on the back of its abdomen and a "tuft" of hair on the front of its prosoma.
Pisaura cf. mirabilis ♀ Pisauridae.
Three different specimens, two of which with ovisac.
It's a large spider of no medical relevance to humans, despite its moderate size.
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