Waiting in there tunnel webs to hunt
aparantly theres lots of them in the garden more than 5 some across the fence and some next to the door usually not noticed during the day cause they sit inside waiting for prey or stay in the tunnel. Other spiders tend to be quiet timid and run away and hide aswell but one of the common ways these guys run away is they run into there tunnel.
they are out of it and you acidently scare them by making sudden movements they will resort to run and hide in there tunnel If they are hideing deep in there tunnel web and they detect or sense something fly and land which could be anything an insect etc at the spot in front of the entrance even if it isn’t prey then they might run out thinking it was prey only to find it was something else iv seen them do this before If something flys down heading or land directly in front of there tunnel web. once they realise there mistake they run back in and wait. When there out of there tunnel they don’t usually mind there photo taken as long as you don’t make any sudden movements or scare them or anything.
There hunting strategy is to wait in there tunnel webs for unsuspecting prey then come out and catch them. Different species of spiders have different hunting techniques
It's not a particularly exciting one, but there's a big spider hiding in my gas meter box. It's a good job my daughter no longer lives at home, or I'd be forced to evict it!!
The previous picture was taken with my phone, so I took another one with my proper camera and it's a lot clearer
Wasp spiders evolved to mimic wasps so are very distinctive and unlikely to be mistaken for spiders like the house spider that evolved to camaflauge with its surroundings
For identification purposes this is what they look like and heres Some interesting infomation