Found this odd, bluish coloured larva on a wooden bench at West Williamston today. I assume it to be a moth larva?
I'd also appreciate an ID on this very robust spider:
Larva and spider ID
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Re: Larva and spider ID
The larva is a Grey Dagger moth, I believe.
The spider is Boris
i.e. no idea ![Smile :)](./images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
Cheers,
- Pete
The spider is Boris
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Cheers,
- Pete
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Re: Larva and spider ID
Ah ha! Boris was the chap I saw chomping down the Meadow Brown at Denbies the other day...
Dave
Dave
Re: Larva and spider ID
Very probably, Dave.
I've seen quite a few of these spiders this month. Do they only spin webs in autumn?
I've seen quite a few of these spiders this month. Do they only spin webs in autumn?
Re: Larva and spider ID
I'd say it's the very similar Dark dagger moth and Araneus Quadratus for the spider ![Smile :)](./images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
Chris
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Chris
Re: Larva and spider ID
Thanks for the help, guys.