Several Spiders to confirm/correct

[Wakers]

I'm back again

I'm quickly realising that I severely need a better camera for my photography, 3x optical zoom is just not cutting it!

Here are some spiders that I've found, I'm about 75% certain on these, but I would like confirmation

Is this a mouse spider or a ground spider? I found it underneath some peeling bark.


No idea what this one is actually, immature stretch spider?


Not sure about this one either, tubeweb family?


Same markings as above but a different colour.


And I guess this is a brown sac spider?


All of these were found in a logpile or underneath pealing bark, apart from the one I have called a possible stretch spider, which was found on a piece of wood in a polythene greenhouse.

While we're on the subject, i'd prefer to identify these without bothering people on here Does anyone know of a comprehensive website for british spiders? I've looked for ages but each site just seems to have a handful

[No.9 Spider]

1. Possibly Gnaphosidae? Drassodes sp. (any more photos of this one?)
2. Enoplognatha ovata (male)
3 and 4. Amaurobius species, probably A. similis (Lace web spider)
5. Clubiona species, C. comta, C. corticalis possibly, (sizes would be helpful if accurate)

http://delta-intkey.com/britsp/

http://www.eurospiders.com/

http://www.xs4all.nl/~ednieuw/Spider...thumbnails.htm


No.9 Spider

[Wakers]

Thanks for the links

number 5 was between 4-6mm long from eyes to end of abdomen.

I couldn't get any more photo's of number 1, sadly, as it went into the long grass and i couldn't track it. It was just shy of 1cm in length, if that helps.