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RME3XWBR–Male Candystripe or Polymorphic spider (Enoplognatha ovata), part of the family Theridiidae - Cobweb weavers. Isolated on white.
RM2DDHBBG–An immature candy-stripe spider (Enoplognatha ovata) on a leaf in a garden in Sowerby, Thirsk, North Yorkshire. July.
RM2BNED3B–Comb footed spider (Enoplognatha ovata) on leaf, Brockley, Lewisham, London, England, July.
RME420YR–Female Candystripe or Polymorphic spider (Enoplognatha ovata) in its nest, part of the family Theridiidae - Cobweb weavers.
RMBPAAT8–Female comb footed spider, Enoplognatha ovata, tending its bluish egg sac which is concealed in a rolled up leaf,
RME3XWBD–Female Candystripe or Polymorphic spider (Enoplognatha ovata), part of the family Theridiidae, Cobweb weavers. Isolated on white
RME3XWFT–Male Candystripe or Polymorphic spider (Enoplognatha ovata), part of the family Theridiidae - Cobweb weavers. Isolated on white.
RMCRF5XF–red-and-white spider (Enoplognatha ovata, Enoplognatha lineata, Theridion redimitum), female, sitting on a leaf
RMEBHRWJ–A female Candystripe (or Polymorphic) spider (Enoplognatha ovata) on a white background, part of the family Theridiidae - Cobweb weavers.
RM2AHXN3R–Common Candy-striped Spider, Enoplognatha ovata with Common Red Soldier Beetle, as prey on Wild Parsnip, Pastinaca sativa. Dorset.
RMBPAAW0–Female comb footed spider, Enoplognatha ovata, tending its bluish egg sac which is concealed in a rolled up leaf,
RME0J61G–Cobweb Spider (Enoplognatha lineata, Enoplognatha ovata), female, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
RM2DDHBF1–An immature candy-stripe spider (Enoplognatha ovata) on a leaf in a garden in Sowerby, Thirsk, North Yorkshire. July.
RM2BND72T–Comb-footed spider (Enoplognatha ovata) female guarding egg-sac in rolled-over oak leaf, South Yorkshire, England, UK, December. September. Focus-sta
RMW7XJAK–Comb-footed spider (Enoplognatha ovata) on Poppy (Papaver rhoeas), Insag, Brasschaat, Belgium, August.
RMW7P0XK–Spider (Enoplognatha ovata) on Stinging nettle (Utrica dioica) leaf with captured larva of a Peacock butterfly (Inacis io), Devon, England, UK, July
RF2JGTPGR–Closeup of the spider Enoplognatha ovata or the similar Enoplognatha latimana, family Theridiidae. In a plant. July, Dutch garden.
RMBGD3MF–Candy Stripe Spider (Enoplognatha ovata), female, with cocoon, Riedener Lake, Lech Valley, Ausserfern, Tyrol, Austria, Europe
RF2JFWYR5–Closeup of the spider Enoplognatha ovata or the similar Enoplognatha latimana, family Theridiidae. On the underside of a leaf of common ragwort (Jaco
RME0J613–Cobweb Spider (Enoplognatha lineata, Enoplognatha ovata), female, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
RM2DDHBEA–An immature candy-stripe spider (Enoplognatha ovata) on a leaf in a garden in Sowerby, Thirsk, North Yorkshire. July.
RM2G8PW2E–Common candy striped spider (Enoplognatha ovata), female lineata form, with bee prey under a flower, UK.
RF2CPF6AG–The small brown and yellow Enoplognatha ovata spider hides amongst the vegetation alongside the path at Lakenheath Fen in Suffolk
RMD0EFKC–Red-and-white spider (Enoplognatha ovata) feeding on a pair of common blue damselflies, trapped while they were in tandem, UK
RMAGE9X0–Enoplognata Ovata, a small Comb-footed spider with dark dots on the sides, this specimen has a yellow back body.
RM2DDHBEN–An immature candy-stripe spider (Enoplognatha ovata) on a leaf in a garden in Sowerby, Thirsk, North Yorkshire. July.
RMH7WTCT–Comb-footed Spider (Enoplognatha ovata) female on grass, Den Helder, Noord-Holland, Netherlands
RMD0EFCM–Running / House crab spider (Philodromus dispar) female catching male Enoplognatha ovata as she sits guarding her eggs, UK
