Scientific Classifications explained    Amphibians
  » Amphibians
Amphibians
  » Ants

  » Aphids

  » Bees

  » Beetles

  » Birds

  » Bugs

  » Butterflies

  » Caterpillars

  » Damselflies

  » Dragonflies

  » Earwigs

  » Flies

  » Frog/Leafhoppers

  » Fungi

  » Galls

  » Grasshoppers

  » Harvestmen

  » Hoverflies

  » Lacewings

  » Ladybirds

  » Leaf Mines

  » Lichens

  » Mammals

  » Millipedes

  » Mosses

  » Moths

  » Sawflies

  » Slugs

  » Snails

  » Spiders

  » Trees

  » Wasps

  » Wild Flowers

  » Woodlice

UK Nature > Spiders

Agelena labyrinthica
Funnel Web Spider

Amaurobius similis
Lace Web Spider

Araneus diadematus
Garden Spider

Araneus quadratus
Four Spot Orb Weaver

Attalus pubescens
Jumping Spider

Diaea dorsata
Green Crab Spider

Drapetisca socialis
Invisible Spider

Enoplognatha ovata
Comb-footed Spider

Eratigena atrica
Giant House Spider

Larinioides cornutus
Furrow Orb Weaver

Larinioides sclopetarius
Bridge Spider

Linyphia triangularis
Common Hammock Weaver

Misumena vatia
Crab Spider

Nuctenea umbratica
Walnut Orb Weaver

Ozyptila praticola
Crab Spider

Pardosa amentata
Wolf Spider

Philodromus dispar
Running Crab Spider

Pholcus phalangioides
Cellar Spider

Pisaura mirabilis
Nursery Web Spider

Salticus scenicus
Zebra Spider

Scotophaeus blackwalli
Mouse Spider

Steatado bipuncta
Rabbit Hutch Spider

Steatado nobilis
Noble False Widow

Xysticus cristatus
Crab Spider

Zygiella x-notata
Missing Sector Orb Weaver


www.uknature.co.uk is a website dedicated to showing the immense diversity of UK nature and wildlife. Our vast range of habitats, from lowland arable to snow covered mountains, from storm-ravaged coastlines to peaceful inland freshwater lakes and rivers, from dry heaths to forests, all these habitats contribute to the abundant plethora of UK nature, both flora and fauna. We must also not forget the humble back garden with its grass lawns, flower beds filled with nectar rich flowers, shrubs and trees, all designed to attract huge numbers of insects such as bees, moths, butterflies and hoverflies; and finally the small ponds which provide safe havens for frogs, toads, newts and even slow worms and grass snakes. www.uknature.co.uk is the showcase for my personal passion, photographing uknature in all its glory. I sincerely hope you all enjoy the fruits of my labours.