JanineLingTurner

look like a species of cordyceps, most likely one closely related to Ophiocordyceps australis or Ophiocordyceps curculionium, I hope this helps :)

@dandoucette thanks for the info :)

looks to be a Female Horsefly Ava :) possibly Tabanus sp.

Brilliant thank you! I am thinking maybe Neoscona adianta?

i do believe this is floronia bucculenta on closer inspection. . .

Meant colour changing theridon the candy stripe spider :)

I do believe this is a colour changing linyphiidae

Thanks for the quick and helpful response @BugEric

thank-you Alan Thornhill, Their hunting technique is on par, I spotted this particular one a few months back on an egg box,I ran to retrieve my camera it was well out of sight typical! :)

or magnifying glass the stripe I was meaning is the stripe on T.agrestis that separate's it from the other species. I am quite aware how similar T.sp are. but with my noah account barely working I just about get a common name in there. I had an silver sector egg sac labelled as a money spider, Just how I am working to fix it sorry :(