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Philodromus poecilus - cifra karolópók

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Philodromus poecilus - cifra karolópók
  • Észlelte:
    Nagy Sándor
  • Észlelés ideje:
    2014-05-23
  • Leírás:
    Bükkfa-fürgekarolópók (Philodromus margaritatus) Spider over its eggs We discovered this spider on the inside of a piece of loose bark that we removed from a dying willow. As it remained motionless while we were moving it around to take several pictures of it, I assumed that it was protecting its eggs. whose pale orange color can be seen through the silk. Note the white specks on the bark: they are the spots where the silk threads are anchored to the bark. You can compare this picture with that of the Running Crab Spider - Philodromus praelustris at bugguide.net/node/view/46255. They look pretty similar to me. I am pretty sure that this is a Philodromus species too. We discovered this spider on the inside of a piece of loose bark that we removed from a dying willow. As it remained motionless while we were moving it around to take several pictures of it, I assumed that it was protecting its eggs. However I am not sure now. I am not sure what spider it is. Its length is about 8 mm. Its total width including its long legs is about 20-25 mm. It can be a Running Crab Spider - Philodromus praelustris. The one at this link is very similar: bugguide.net/node/view/46255 But that picture was taken in Massachusetts, USA, whereas mine In Hungary near Budapest. Th size (6.5 mm) is about OK: Hozzászólások (Flickrről): NagySandor.EU 2015-10-12 We discovered this spider on the inside of a piece of loose bark that we removed from a dying willow. As it remained motionless while we were moving it around to take several pictures of it, I assumed that it was protecting its eggs. However I am not sure now. I am not sure what spider it is. Its length is about 8 mm. Its total width including its long legs is about 20-25 mm. It can be a Running Crab Spider - Philodromus praelustris. The one at this link is very similar: bugguide.net/node/view/46255 But that picture was taken in Massachusetts, USA, whereas mine In Hungary near Budapest. Th size (6.5 mm) is about OK: NagySandor.EU 2015-10-15
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Philodromus poecilus - cifra karolópók
8. oldal: (85 -96 / 101)