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6 Apr 2014 This spider is atypical of the family Linyphiidae and can be easily mistaken for something like a lynx spider or other hunting spider that does not spin a web, but waits in ambush instead. Drapetisca lives on tree trunks where it “Species Drapetisca alteranda," Bugguide.net. Kaston, B.J. 1978. How to Know
18 Jan 2016 To use images from CalPhotos and BugGuide, you must check the stipulations for each photographer. Josiah Gilbert, and Robert Martin at Butterflies and Moths of North America; Kimberly Franklin, University of Arizona; Sandra Brantley, University of New Mexico; and all the other folks at BugGuide.
3 Oct 2015 Linyphidae is the largest spider family in the UK, with 270 species. Most of these are tiny, dark and and only identifiable with a microscope, the 'money spiders'. They typically build hammock-like webs held by a pattern of criss-crossing threads above and below. Liniphids usually hang upside down from
The web catches moths and other nocturnal insects. On December 23, 2013, the individual in the next two .. On April 26, 2017, the specimen was identified as possibly a member of Family Linyphiidae by Chad Heins, a Contributing Editor of <BugGuide.net>. He stated, "This one looks Linyphiid to me." According to
15 Oct 2011 I've always gotten a kick out of the upright, dignified-looking posture of these moths, and this is the first one I've seen in person (besides the one I found in my This is one that is distinctive enough to identify to species without looking at the spider itself: the filmy dome spider (Linyphiidae: Neriene radiata),
Family Linyphiidae - Sheetweb and Dwarf Spiders. The information below is based on images submitted Credits: Generated with MapServer. BugGuide integration kindly provided by Mike Boone. Hover over black occurrence boxes to see number of images submitted. Log in to make states, months and boxes clickable.
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16 Nov 2016 Splendid dwarf spiders belong to the spider family Linyphiidae, a large family (4,300-plus described species, and possibly that many undiscovered) of small Bugguide.net tells us that “Sheetweb weavers are found in all kinds of habitats: anywhere there are small insects and at least a little vegetation to
15 Jan 2011 Leonard Vincent, Professor, Fullerton College, writes: "This guide is designed to serve my Biology of Insects and Spiders students as well as Orange County naturalists and residents. It is formatted as a ladder to direct the observer in the determination of the identity of spiders based on the habitat and web
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