Knobbly spider like a toad.

[brianholland]

I uploaded an image asking for it to be identfied if at all possible.

I cannot now find the image and I do not believe I ticked the boix asking for details of any responses.

WAB is not an easy site to operate to my mind but then I am seventy four and unfamiliar with computers.

Can anyone please help with :-
A) locating the images uploaded to library
B) how I locate the image uploaded to Spider identification forum
C) is it possible to switch images from Library to Gallery please?

Thank you,

Brian Holland.

[shenk1]

Try clicking on "Images" at the top right then when the new page comes up click on "My Photos" (top left )

Hope this helps.

Or use Library Images on the right of the reply box and it should come up there.

[UB4 gardener]

I think this could be your image


She is a wolf spider and the lumps on the back are actually the spiderlings that she carries around with her.

Chris

[shenk1]

Mystery Lumpy Spider - Wild About Britain Pics


Is that the one?

Beat me to it! Couldn't figure out how to link the picture.

[Geoff F]

Yes, Brian, this site does have a few quirks, especially about photo uploads. I still get things wrong sometimes; and I'm a mere lad of 63.

I don't think it is possible to switch images from the forum section into the main display Gallery; at least I have never managed it. You have to upload the photo again and place it specifically into that section, and strictly follow the instructions.

Images from the Gallery, however, can be linked into a forum discussion.

[brianholland]

Originally Posted by UB4 gardener

I think this could be your image


She is a wolf spider and the lumps on the back are actually the spiderlings that she carries around with her.

Chris

Yes Chris that is the image and I am amazed that the lumps on her back are spiderlings - I had no idea . Even now when I zoom in on the image on my computer I cannot detect the youngsters , the camouflage is perfect. Many thanks for taking the trouble to respond.

Brian.

[brianholland]

Originally Posted by Geoff F

Yes, Brian, this site does have a few quirks, especially about photo uploads. I still get things wrong sometimes; and I'm a mere lad of 63.

I don't think it is possible to switch images from the forum section into the main display Gallery; at least I have never managed it. You have to upload the photo again and place it specifically into that section, and strictly follow the instructions.

Images from the Gallery, however, can be linked into a forum discussion.

Thank you for taking the trouble to help a senior wrinkly - you do not reach this elevated group until you are seventy years of age and then after a year or so you can then apply to be a member of the coffin dodgers.
I am a fully paid up member after several trip to Papworth for various treatments.
There again next week for their considertaion of a bit more coronary plumbing

Dyno Rod eat your heart out!!

Nice to know you too struggle with meeting the demands iof the WAB uploads. Like climbing Everest in a vest!!

Regards,

Brian.

[Pepsis]

Spider is a Lycosidae, genus Alopecosa. With all those slings on its back its kind of hard to determine the species with certainty.