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Originally Posted by Venger  Hmm you sure it was a 'mouse' spider? (they usually have a 'furry' abdomen hence - looking like a mouse, rather than the shiny, smooth looking brown spider)
Sadly 'mouse spider' covers quite a large group of spiders Gnaphosidae, Clubionidae have all been called mouse spiders, mostly they are nocturnal hunters, though there are a few that hunt during daylight.
Generally wandering spiders will take what they can get, so this might have just been an oppotunist attack. |
Yeah but it was like it had experience of being in that type of web. And it was definitely a Mouse spider, and it looked furry and silky, like you say. They are not called mouse spiders because of their furry abdomen you know, it's to do with the stop-start movement they have, like a mouse.