Erigone atra
These were in a pitfall trap (in propylene glycol, so no live photos) along a beetle bank in an arable field. The toothed edge to the carapace and rather whacky pedipalps looked very familiar so I think it's a species I've seen before but not had the resources to identify.
, WBEP BL5, 29-31-Mar-24 (A) (1).jpg)
, WBEP BL5, 29-31-Mar-24 (A) (2).jpg)
, WBEP BL5, 29-31-Mar-24 (A) (3).jpg)
, WBEP BL5, 29-31-Mar-24 (A) (4).jpg)
male Erigone atra showing head from side and pedipalps (2 views), Wendling Beck Environment Project (Norfolk, UK), 29th to 31st March 2024
, WBEP BL5, 29-31-Mar-24 (B) (1).jpg)
, WBEP BL5, 29-31-Mar-24 (B) (3).jpg)
, WBEP BL5, 29-31-Mar-24 (B) (2).jpg)
, WBEP BL5, 29-31-Mar-24 (B) (4).jpg)
second male Erigone atra showing pedipalps (3 views), Wendling Beck Environment Project (Norfolk, UK), 29th to 31st March 2024