C.Rayz's photos with the keyword: baby

If you are out in the woods right now, you'll surely see lots of webbed up shoots of nettles and other twigs. Its likely they are these spiders.

The Nursery Web Spider gets its name because of the meticulous fashon in which it takes care of its young ones.

Update: Thanks to Mountainashe for correctly ID'ing these for me. Have a look at thier photo stream for some great Bug Art of different stages of bug life! This is a crop to show more detail of the insects, and what appears to be a egg pod they have hatched from. Found in the Heath/grass area of Filsham Reed bed/Combe Haven Valley, East Sussex UK.

Update: Thanks to Mountainashe for correctly ID'ing these for me. Have a look at thier photo stream for some great Bug Art of different stages of bug life! This photo almost does justice to how tiny they are, approx the size of a pencil led or a screw from a pair of glasses. Found in the Heath/grass area of Filsham Reed bed/Combe Haven Valley, East Sussex UK.

Looking for a place to pitch a tent :)

Update: Thanks to Mountainashe for correctly ID'ing these for me. Have a look at thier photo stream for some great Bug Art of different stages of bug life! About the size of the tiny Orb weaver babies that form the balls, they seem to spread when disturbed but come back to congrigate at the egg pod. They are black and red, six legs and two antanea, with a insignia on the red part of the shell. Unfortunetly my equipment wouldn't allow for much clearer a shot at such tiny sizes. Found in the Heath/grass area of Filsham Reed bed/Combe Haven Valley, East Sussex UK.

Starling for a ride and meal.