Ah, good tip, thanks.Looks like Tegenaria has annulated Eratigena does not. My spider doesn’t. But I’m using my phone at the moment will double check when I get home.

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I think one genus has annulated legs and the other doesn't but not sure.

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Eratigena atrica or Tegenaria domestica? I'm leaning towards E. atrica (small pop shown here in Edinburgh in British Spiders) mainly as abdomen pattern not chevrons. This is a male. iRecord as E. atrica agg? @britishspiders.bsky.social @vannabartlett.bsky.social

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It's neither E.atrica nor T.domestica. It's most probably Eratigena duellica, but I can't be certain without a closer examination. Please record as Eratigena duellica/saeva sens. lat.

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Solifuges are arachnids with many names: Camel Spiders, Wind Scorpions, and Sun Spiders. They look like a cross between a spider and a scorpion, but they are neither. They are in their own order, Solifugae. They do not have venom. #Arachtober #arachnid #macrophotography

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