I saw a couple of little wolf spiders with an attached egg sac last week in the garden, but wasn’t able to get a picture.
rqsays
This one’s a common garden sight around this time of year. They’re max 2 cm, and they blend so well with the garden itself, the only way to spot them is to look for the fast-moving white dot. They’re super-quick to find a hidey-hole, too. This one paused and gave me That Look over its shoulder, which was nice of it.
chigau (違う)says
Spiders got shoulders?
rqsays
Yes.
I adhere to the rq school of ‘because I said so’. Facts not necessary. :)
Aww.
I saw a couple of little wolf spiders with an attached egg sac last week in the garden, but wasn’t able to get a picture.
This one’s a common garden sight around this time of year. They’re max 2 cm, and they blend so well with the garden itself, the only way to spot them is to look for the fast-moving white dot. They’re super-quick to find a hidey-hole, too. This one paused and gave me That Look over its shoulder, which was nice of it.
Spiders got shoulders?
Yes.
I adhere to the rq school of ‘because I said so’. Facts not necessary. :)