Tetragnatha
Tetragnatha
Description
Tetragnatha species are elongated spiders and which often adopt the habit of stretching their legs out in front and behind to produce a stick like effect and can be very difficult to detect on vegetation. Even when exposed on the web they can look just like vegetative litter.
Recording advice
Unless identified by a recognised expert, detailed photo(s) are required.
UK Status
Common and widespread.
VC55 Status
Common.
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