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  1. Paul Iddon

    Spiders are coming...

    Quick look into the garden area tonight and my usual horde of spiders are beginning to show up. The cellar spider(s) Pholcus phalangioides in the shed will soon fatten up with this years baby parlour, the Amauobious sp. are coming to drum on the fence, and my ever-increasing Steatoda nobilis...
  2. Paul Iddon

    Warmer day, first spider of the year

    Not many days that have been condusive to macro this year, but maybe, just maybe, the corner will be turned in the coming weeks. First jumper of 2024. Paul.
  3. Paul Iddon

    Globular springtail <1mm in size.

    Thanks Paul - I admit, this was a very small one... Paul.
  4. Paul Iddon

    Beetle?

    It's a carpet beetle - not the best of visitors. Anthrenus verbasci. Paul.
  5. Paul Iddon

    Frozen morning

    A few taken today after temps of -7 degrees overnight. Someone dumped a bike in the street just after midnight a couple of days ago! There are 2 images (#1 & #2) here for context in the spoiler, relating to images #3 and #4. Paul.
  6. Paul Iddon

    First globby of the year

    No bigger than the - key on your keyboard! Paul.
  7. Paul Iddon

    First globby of the year

    Take a lot of finding sometimes Tim! Paul.
  8. Paul Iddon

    First globby of the year

    Found my first globular springtail of 2024 today on the recycling bin. Just a Dicyrtomina saundersi but still nice to find. A good sized one though, perhaps 3mm long. Paul.
  9. Paul Iddon

    Shed Life.

    Thought I'd join the rest of you and seeing as it is a new year, add some new content. Hi again everyone (that knew me before - and know of me now). These are in the shed today - I do have a healthy amount of cellar spiders living there, and they have been joined by a fair few mozzies as well...
  10. Paul Iddon

    Crab spider and snout mite

    Photos of a crab spider crab spider (Xysticus spec) and a constantly moving snout mite (Bdellidae) taken late at night in the garden: Paul.
  11. Paul Iddon

    First time I found a pseudoscorpion

    I've never seen one before - which considering how large it was (maybe 2mm) you'd think they would be easy to find - but not for me. This one was on my recycling bin tonight... Pseudoscorpions, also known as false scorpions or book scorpions, are small, scorpion-like arachnids belonging to the...
  12. Paul Iddon

    Silver-sided sector spider

    On the garden fence tonight - Zygiella x-notata: Paul.
  13. Paul Iddon

    Getting closer to the wasps...

    No stacking, all these are single frame photos Frank. Paul.
  14. Paul Iddon

    Getting closer to the wasps...

    Thank you Cliff. Paul.
  15. Paul Iddon

    Getting closer to the wasps...

    Believe me - they wouldn't get a chance to stick a stinger in any part of me!!! :LOL: Paul.
  16. Paul Iddon

    Getting closer to the wasps...

    I took an environmental photo first of a couple of wasps on an a fallen apple, then once I was happy that they were happy, I went in closer. Paul.
  17. Paul Iddon

    Steatoda bipunctata, Lithobius forficatus, and a Peribaodes rhomnoidaria

    I love photographing spiders even false widows... :) - this one is a rabbit-hutch spider - Steatoda bipunctata. Often seen indoors and in animal pens, garages, sheds, etc. Loves eating woodlice! Then there is one of my pet hates - Lithobius forficatus, most commonly known as the garden...
  18. Paul Iddon

    Colorful macro water droplets

    Very nice - a good use of "conditions" :) Paul.
  19. Paul Iddon

    Get it right or get it wrong...

    Spinning jokes eh? :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
  20. Paul Iddon

    Hedgipig spying some supper in the garden tonight...

    Hedgipig spying some supper in the garden tonight... Paul.
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