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| | | Pisaura mirabilis These two were also hanging about on leaves in the Chalk Quarry. The slight colour variance from the previous post. 
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| | | Re: Pisaura mirabilis Yes Peter, they can be quite variable in colour.
I find that those with a substantial amount of 'chunky' black markings on their abdomens always turn out to be males; but I don't know how reliable this would be in reality.
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