Anyone able to tell me what this is?

[CuriousiGuess]

It’s been here for so long, It doesn’t really bother me I’ve never seen it ever leave it’s hole, Never seen another spider like it anywhere. There’s about 6 more of these all around the edges of the back of the house, All with similar webbings n sized holes, Though this one has been here for years but has got a lot bigger in recent weeks.

Not got many pictures of it as it never leaves the hole and can’t upload videos which show it better.

 

[8 legged]

Typical webbing for a trapdoor spider like Liphisticus

 

[CuriousiGuess]

Typical webbing for a trapdoor spider like Liphisticus

This is what I originally thought but of course, As time goes on you wonder, Where could I find out more about these types of spiders? I jus find them interesting

 

[8 legged]

Mesothelae | 8 Legged

Information about Mesothele species (Liphistius, Songthela) is collected here.

www.8-legged.com

for example

 

[Biollantefan54]

Liphistius are not found in Europe. This is a member of the genus Segestria.

 

[8 legged]

of course, asia only. but maybe on vacation?

 

[Biollantefan54]

of course, asia only. but maybe on vacation?

Perhaps, but liphistius also use a trapdoor and don’t have iridescent chelicerae. They also are usually not found on human made structures like this spider.