44 A Contribution towards the Knowledge of the
Family—Epeiridae .
Tetragnatha extensa, Linn. — On low plants, bushes, and
trees.
Meta segmentata, Clerck.—On bushes and low plants.
M. merianae, Scopoli.—Under rooty ledges.
Epeira cucurbitina, Clerck.—On bushes and low trees.
E. diademata, Clerck.—Ditto.
Family—Thomisidae.
Xysticus cristatus, Clerck.—On grass and other herbage.
Family—Lycosidae .
Ocyale mirabilis, Clerck.—Among herbage of all kinds.
Trochosa terricola, Thorell.—Among dead leaves and
herbage.
Lycosa amentata, Clerck.—On grass and low herbage.
L. pullata, Clerck.—Ditto.
L. lugubris, Walck.—Among dead leaves ; abundant.
L. annulata, Thorell.—Among short herbage and dead
leaves.
L. nigriceps, Thorell.—Among grass, dead leaves, &c.
Family—Salticidae .
Epiblemum scenicum, Clerck.—Common ; running about
on walls.
Marpessa muscosa, Clerck.—On old palings; rather abun-
dant, but all immature (July 25th). A local spider; one of
the largest British species of this family.
Neon reticulatus, Blackw.—Among dead leaves and moss.
Euophrys frontalis, Walck.—On grass, dead leaves, &c.
Attus pubescens, Fabr.—An adult female (of the very
dark variety sparsus of Blackwall) near "Forest School,"
Wanstead, June, 1884.
Order—PHALANGIDEA.
Family—Phalangiidae.
Phalangium cornutum, Clerck.—Among grass and other
low herbage.