Euophrys frontalis (Walckenaer, 1802) ![]() |
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A small jumping spider which is found in open wooded areas and probably heathland. It can often be found under stones, but these were found underneath a reptile rufugia at Sherwood Forest CP in April 2010. Euophrys frontalis is an attractive little spider, whose small size makes it quite indistinctive to the eye. A range of stages are illustrated. | ||
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Euophrys frontalis female | ||
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Euophrys frontalis adult male | ||
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Euophrys frontalis immature male | ||
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Nottinghamshire (VC56) distribution of Euophrys
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