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  1. Wildlife at my balcony.

    Red-striped #jumpingspider Philaeus chrysops, one of the largest jumping #spiders in Europe.

    #arachnids #macro #Prague

  2. Wildlife at my balcony.

    Red-striped #jumpingspider Philaeus chrysops, one of the largest jumping #spiders in Europe.

    #arachnids #macro #Prague

  3. Wildlife at my balcony.

    Red-striped #jumpingspider Philaeus chrysops, one of the largest jumping #spiders in Europe.

    #arachnids #macro #Prague

  4. Thomisus onustus

    Ma première Thomise enflée :) Elles peuvent avoir des couleurs différentes de la Thomise variable, comme le bleu par exemple.

    #spiders #arthropods #arachnids #macrophotography #naturephotography #entomology

  5. Thomisus onustus

    Ma première Thomise enflée :) Elles peuvent avoir des couleurs différentes de la Thomise variable, comme le bleu par exemple.

    #spiders #arthropods #arachnids #macrophotography #naturephotography #entomology

  6. Thomisus onustus

    Ma première Thomise enflée :) Elles peuvent avoir des couleurs différentes de la Thomise variable, comme le bleu par exemple.

    #spiders #arthropods #arachnids #macrophotography #naturephotography #entomology

  7. Thomisus onustus

    Ma première Thomise enflée :) Elles peuvent avoir des couleurs différentes de la Thomise variable, comme le bleu par exemple.

    #spiders #arthropods #arachnids #macrophotography #naturephotography #entomology

  8. Thomisus onustus

    Ma première Thomise enflée :) Elles peuvent avoir des couleurs différentes de la Thomise variable, comme le bleu par exemple.

    #spiders #arthropods #arachnids #macrophotography #naturephotography #entomology

  9. #MiteMonday: an oribatid mite, a slow-moving detritivore with hard, shell-like armour. This one was manoeuvring around some spider silk. I have the feeling it's one of those ones whose name ends in -zetes? @frankashwood would have a better idea.

    #DailyMitePic #Mitestodon #arachnids #mites #Acari #Acariformes #Oribatida

  10. #MiteMonday: an oribatid mite, a slow-moving detritivore with hard, shell-like armour. This one was manoeuvring around some spider silk. I have the feeling it's one of those ones whose name ends in -zetes? @frankashwood would have a better idea.

    #DailyMitePic #Mitestodon #arachnids #mites #Acari #Acariformes #Oribatida

  11. #MiteMonday: an oribatid mite, a slow-moving detritivore with hard, shell-like armour. This one was manoeuvring around some spider silk. I have the feeling it's one of those ones whose name ends in -zetes? @frankashwood would have a better idea.

    #DailyMitePic #Mitestodon #arachnids #mites #Acari #Acariformes #Oribatida

  12. #MiteMonday: an oribatid mite, a slow-moving detritivore with hard, shell-like armour. This one was manoeuvring around some spider silk. I have the feeling it's one of those ones whose name ends in -zetes? @frankashwood would have a better idea.

    #DailyMitePic #Mitestodon #arachnids #mites #Acari #Acariformes #Oribatida

  13. U.S. tick invasion

    “I would say that people are very alarmed and very scared about the presence of the transmission of tick-borne diseases,” says Faraone. “We don't have a vaccine for Lyme yet, although we know very well that ticks carry multiple pathogens. So a vaccine for Lyme won't be the best solution for protecting us from this.”
    cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia

    #ticks #CrossBorderPathogens #arachnids

  14. U.S. tick invasion

    “I would say that people are very alarmed and very scared about the presence of the transmission of tick-borne diseases,” says Faraone. “We don't have a vaccine for Lyme yet, although we know very well that ticks carry multiple pathogens. So a vaccine for Lyme won't be the best solution for protecting us from this.”
    cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia

    #ticks #CrossBorderPathogens #arachnids

  15. U.S. tick invasion

    “I would say that people are very alarmed and very scared about the presence of the transmission of tick-borne diseases,” says Faraone. “We don't have a vaccine for Lyme yet, although we know very well that ticks carry multiple pathogens. So a vaccine for Lyme won't be the best solution for protecting us from this.”
    cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia

  16. U.S. tick invasion

    “I would say that people are very alarmed and very scared about the presence of the transmission of tick-borne diseases,” says Faraone. “We don't have a vaccine for Lyme yet, although we know very well that ticks carry multiple pathogens. So a vaccine for Lyme won't be the best solution for protecting us from this.”
    cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia

    #ticks #CrossBorderPathogens #arachnids

  17. U.S. tick invasion

    “I would say that people are very alarmed and very scared about the presence of the transmission of tick-borne diseases,” says Faraone. “We don't have a vaccine for Lyme yet, although we know very well that ticks carry multiple pathogens. So a vaccine for Lyme won't be the best solution for protecting us from this.”
    cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia

    #ticks #CrossBorderPathogens #arachnids

  18. Meet the velvet mite! This arachnid lives in topsoil and breaks down dead plant and animal matter. Human agriculture, and the survival of virtually all plant species, depends on continuous renewal of topsoil by tiny organisms like this mite.
    American Museum of Natural History
    @AMNH #globalmuseum #arachnids

  19. Meet the velvet mite! This arachnid lives in topsoil and breaks down dead plant and animal matter. Human agriculture, and the survival of virtually all plant species, depends on continuous renewal of topsoil by tiny organisms like this mite.
    American Museum of Natural History
    @AMNH #globalmuseum #arachnids

  20. Meet the velvet mite! This arachnid lives in topsoil and breaks down dead plant and animal matter. Human agriculture, and the survival of virtually all plant species, depends on continuous renewal of topsoil by tiny organisms like this mite.
    American Museum of Natural History
    @AMNH #globalmuseum #arachnids

  21. Meet the velvet mite! This arachnid lives in topsoil and breaks down dead plant and animal matter. Human agriculture, and the survival of virtually all plant species, depends on continuous renewal of topsoil by tiny organisms like this mite.
    American Museum of Natural History
    @AMNH #globalmuseum #arachnids

  22. Meet the velvet mite! This arachnid lives in topsoil and breaks down dead plant and animal matter. Human agriculture, and the survival of virtually all plant species, depends on continuous renewal of topsoil by tiny organisms like this mite.
    American Museum of Natural History
    @AMNH #globalmuseum #arachnids

  23. 🕷️🏡 Experts at the International Society of #Arachnology say that the answer to the most common #spider depends on how you measure them.

    The cosmopolitan cellar spider is found in nearly every #building on Earth because it travels with humans. However, the tiny money spider family might have the highest population density because they can cover entire fields in silk and drift through the air using a technique called ballooning.

    👉 discoverwildlife.com/wildlife/

    #biology #nature #science #ecology #insects #wildlife #research #learning #education #arachnids