Dictyna uncinata (Thorell, 1856)  |
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| A small species and extremely similar to Dictyna arundinacea. Dictyna uncinata is fairly common in a wide range of habitats, but seems is especially so in parks and other urban areas. It spins a small sheet web on the leaves of Ivy and other shrubs, often made more conspicuous by several characteristic 'disk-like' eggsacs. | ||
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| Nottinghamshire (VC56) distribution of Dictyna
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