Haha, don't tempt me! I'm debating whether I should attempt drawing all UK species🤣

Thank you so much!! 😊

Thank you so much, Nina!😊

I never saw them cross paths. Whether it was intentional avoidance, I'm unsure, haha😆

I will definitely take you up on that, thank you! 😊

Thank you so much!😊I'm not too sure, just trying to find a job where I can but am open to anything that'll get me into this field (Any advice would be great!). Yep I'm planning to publish, but I am waiting to see what my supervisor advises; I did mention sending it to you, which he was looking into😆

You were right Jess! The Sedge bed did produce something interesting - 7 female Entelecara omissa new to Cheshire. A nice fenland species. But still debating whether it was worth missing out on ice cream for this tiddler 😆 @britishspiders.bsky.social @tylanberry.bsky.social @graemelyons.bsky.social

Oh wow, what a find, especially with 7 individuals!! Seems like a site to go back to in future maybe? (For the ice cream if anything!🤣). I'm sure Gary will be pleased as well, haha😆

Hey Richard! Ooh great, I really hope my research helps you a little with that. I'm still in the process of writing it up, but defo have some interesting results (especially with P. sulcifrons and Mermessus trilobatus!). I'll be sure to share it once I'm done since I hope it can be deemed valuable😊

Ooo fingers crossed!🤞 I'm sure there will defo be some great finds from there. Oh nooo😭 we ended up getting milkshakes from the road instead. It was worth it 🤣

Thank you! 😊

Brill, that's definitely good news! Thank you Richard! Did you find anything interesting from that site at all?

Wow, thank you so much! ☺️

Thank you!! 😊

It's about investigating spider richness, abundance, and diversity across different land use
practices across my uni's farm. So that includes two field margins, a conventional field, a strip crop, and a vineyard😊