Oligolophus hanseni

Normally quite a dark harvestman with a waisted saddle which becomes parallel sided after the constriction. The small trident is conspicuous under a hand-lens because the pale members can be accompanied by many additional tubercles. The ocularium is dark but can have some quite striking light patches on it - especially around the conspicuous tubercles. Legs usually conspicuously annulated - pale and dark brown.

Oligolophus tridens - trident and associated tubercles are different.  

Paroligolophus agrestis but this species only has some small bristles rather than a trident.

Photos clearly showing the trident and ocularium are required. 

Unless identified by a recognised expert, a photo is required and the specimen should be examined with a microscope. In the comments box, state the key or ID method used and describe the size and identifying characters. Photos clearly showing the trident and ocularium are required.

Associated with woodlands, commonly in parks and gardens.

Adults occur from August to December with peak numbers in November

Widespread in Britain.

Widespread but under reported.