About eight hours after I originally noticed the spider in its cocoon, the spider has emerged and is now tending to the sack on the outside on the curtain. Note how the yellow bundle inside the sack is more noticible in this image.
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Sankar - I do appreciate your sharing information about the type of spider you think it is. I wish I knew more and could include in my postings.
Posted by: Wendy | September 15, 2010 at 08:58 PM
About your observtion ,to share my experience,note down the family of the spider preferably with genus and species.Most probably it is a Cornnid spider
in the genus Castianeira which was previously included under the family Clubionidae.
Some of Corinnid spiders I also rearing in my lab[at home]and getting interesting datas.We may share our experiences if you like so.You must preserve a /few specimens for taxonomic identification.
Next afteryourreply in my mail ID[snkr.tlkdr@gmail.com]
Posted by: DR. SANKAR TALUKDAR | July 03, 2009 at 09:05 PM
I am a habiat biologist, scientist in Zoological.Survey ofIndia,kolkata, doing studies on taxonomy and behviour of Spiders.
I found some of the insects covering theirr biological activities in spide habitat.
Send me information onthe same which you observed / published and any information available with your regarding Spiders of Ladakh.
Posted by: SANKAR TALUDAR | July 03, 2009 at 08:45 PM