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can somebody identify this bug in my garden?
im in England, the bug in question looked like a cross between a spider and a wasp would probably be the best way to describe it, it had the body of the wasp same shape, size and colour, but had legs as long as a spider of the same scale, no evedence of any wings as it ran away and didnt fly away, any clues guys
5 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Its called a wasp spider, more info in this link
- 1 decade ago
Iit is a wasp spider. Female wasp spiders are 11-15mm and males are 4-4.5mm. The females are distinctively marked with a silvery thorax and black, yellow and white striped abdomen, but the males are pale brown
- lothropLv 45 years ago
Iit is a wasp spider. lady wasp spiders are 11-15mm and adult adult males are 4-4.5mm. the girls are distinctively marked with a silvery thorax and black, yellow and white striped abdomen, although the adult adult males are dwindled brown
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
Tarantula. They're harmless.
