Anyone have any idea what species this native spider is ?

possibly a black panther, dont know looks like some kind of orb web spider

Walnut orb weaver



Body size

Female to 15 mm; male to 10 mm.
Appearance

Plump, dark brown but rather flat-bodied. The slimmer-bodied male (photo) appears to bite more frequently than the female.
Habitat, range and season

Woods and gardens; old trees, fences and buildings. Hides during the day behind peeling bark or in cracks in woodwork. Europe, N Africa and S Asia. Adult males from June to October; females probably all year.
Web

A vertical orb with a line connecting to a retreat.
First recorded in the UK

1678.

Bite reports

'Felt like a puncture from a bramble thorn. Site of the bite slightly raised and white (no reddening). Pain gone after 6 hours.'
'Pain like an electric shock from finger to elbow with the arm going numb; recovered after a few hours.'
'Itchiness and hot feeling on arm, large red patch (2" x 4") became worse within hour, plus white lumps; horrible burning feeling - felt bruised for some days.'
Walnut orb-weaver spider, Nuctenea umbratica | Natural History Museum

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0.0.1 blue tongue skink
1.0.0 BCI / 0.0.2 corns
0.0.10 Pachnoda butana / assortment of stickies and eggs
1.2.0 moggies & 0.1.0 mad jack russell
0.0.6 GALS & 0.0.2 albino fulica GALS
0.0.7 land hermit crabs
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Many thanks slinkies mum