Garden Centre Spider (II)

Another visit to the garden centre. I spend much of it looking up most, in search for the Garden Centre Spider, Uloborus plumipes. I must have been a funny sight. My efforts are rewarded quickly. First, and most obvious I spot the webs, stretched across the plumbing by the glasshouse roof. They are laid almost horizontally and is an orb web. This one had a stabilimentum, a decoration in the centre of the web, in this case a linear one.

The spiders were a bit harder to find. After a while I saw some piece of debris hanging from some web, see the spot in the middle of the photo?

Zooming in, it revealed itself a a superbly camouflaged spider. It is hard to think it is a spider from a distance. Once I had spotted one, more followed, and I counted five in a relatively small area. 

The nicer thing, though, was to find its spiky egg sac too.

Sorry for the poor photo quality, but the spiders were 3 m above me and the light already fading.