#linyphiidae — Public Fediverse posts
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I'm rather chuffed with this image, a 2mm long male Money Spider which kindly stood stock still while I faffed on with buttons on the camera. Stacked in the Ukrainian software Helicon, which, as well as not being US Big Tech, is the best (IMHO). Olympus OM-1 Mk II, OM 90mm macro.
#Macro #Photography #Linyphiidae #MoneySpider #Olympus #OM -
I'm rather chuffed with this image, a 2mm long male Money Spider which kindly stood stock still while I faffed on with buttons on the camera. Stacked in the Ukrainian software Helicon, which, as well as not being US Big Tech, is the best (IMHO). Olympus OM-1 Mk II, OM 90mm macro.
#Macro #Photography #Linyphiidae #MoneySpider #Olympus #OM -
I'm rather chuffed with this image, a 2mm long male Money Spider which kindly stood stock still while I faffed on with buttons on the camera. Stacked in the Ukrainian software Helicon, which, as well as not being US Big Tech, is the best (IMHO). Olympus OM-1 Mk II, OM 90mm macro.
#Macro #Photography #Linyphiidae #MoneySpider #Olympus #OM -
I'm rather chuffed with this image, a 2mm long male Money Spider which kindly stood stock still while I faffed on with buttons on the camera. Stacked in the Ukrainian software Helicon, which, as well as not being US Big Tech, is the best (IMHO). Olympus OM-1 Mk II, OM 90mm macro.
#Macro #Photography #Linyphiidae #MoneySpider #Olympus #OM -
I'm rather chuffed with this image, a 2mm long male Money Spider which kindly stood stock still while I faffed on with buttons on the camera. Stacked in the Ukrainian software Helicon, which, as well as not being US Big Tech, is the best (IMHO). Olympus OM-1 Mk II, OM 90mm macro.
#Macro #Photography #Linyphiidae #MoneySpider #Olympus #OM -
#Arachtober 8: these small, delicate dish-shaped webs are made by mesh-web weavers, family Linyphiidae. Look for a small smooth spider with thin tapered legs hanging upside down, waiting to size any small insects that fall onto the web.
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#Arachtober 24: a juvenile male _Hypselistes florens_, a very charming and unusually colourful erigonine. Not to be confused with the similarly named (and similar-looking!) orbweaver _Hypsosinga_.
#DailySpiderPic #spiders #Araneae #Linyphiidae #Erigoninae #macro
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For the past several weeks I've been on a wet bark kick. Here's one find, a northern long-toothed sheetweaver (Drapetisca alteranda). Apparently only found on trees, or occasionally right at their bases. Media, PA, USA. #spider #arachnid #linyphiidae #nature #trees
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Yesterday after the torrential rain I went to High Park hoping to find the _Cladonia_ again, but I got sidetracked and ended up at the other end of the park at a stone wall full of hacklemesh weavers (family Amaurobiidae).
However there were also other spiders—funnel weavers, I think, or else very funnel-weaver-like amaurobiids—and the small sheet-web weavers.
#SpiderSunday #DailySpiderPic #spiders #Araneae #Amaurobiidae #Agelenidae? #Linyphiidae #macro
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Yesterday after the torrential rain I went to High Park hoping to find the _Cladonia_ again, but I got sidetracked and ended up at the other end of the park at a stone wall full of hacklemesh weavers (family Amaurobiidae).
However there were also other spiders—funnel weavers, I think, or else very funnel-weaver-like amaurobiids—and the small sheet-web weavers.
#SpiderSunday #DailySpiderPic #spiders #Araneae #Amaurobiidae #Agelenidae? #Linyphiidae #macro
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Yesterday after the torrential rain I went to High Park hoping to find the _Cladonia_ again, but I got sidetracked and ended up at the other end of the park at a stone wall full of hacklemesh weavers (family Amaurobiidae).
However there were also other spiders—funnel weavers, I think, or else very funnel-weaver-like amaurobiids—and the small sheet-web weavers.
#SpiderSunday #DailySpiderPic #spiders #Araneae #Amaurobiidae #Agelenidae? #Linyphiidae #macro
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Yesterday after the torrential rain I went to High Park hoping to find the _Cladonia_ again, but I got sidetracked and ended up at the other end of the park at a stone wall full of hacklemesh weavers (family Amaurobiidae).
However there were also other spiders—funnel weavers, I think, or else very funnel-weaver-like amaurobiids—and the small sheet-web weavers.
#SpiderSunday #DailySpiderPic #spiders #Araneae #Amaurobiidae #Agelenidae? #Linyphiidae #macro
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Yesterday after the torrential rain I went to High Park hoping to find the _Cladonia_ again, but I got sidetracked and ended up at the other end of the park at a stone wall full of hacklemesh weavers (family Amaurobiidae).
However there were also other spiders—funnel weavers, I think, or else very funnel-weaver-like amaurobiids—and the small sheet-web weavers.
#SpiderSunday #DailySpiderPic #spiders #Araneae #Amaurobiidae #Agelenidae? #Linyphiidae #macro
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This adorable spider crawled off some vegetables I harvested yesterday. Barely 1.5 mm long, not including the legs. Guessing it's some sort of dwarf spider (Erigoninae), maybe an Erigone (there's a pic of E. capra on BugGuide that looks very similar). Always grateful for ID help. #spider #arachnid #nature #linyphiidae #MacroPhotography
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A delightful little #OpenAccess paper from Gustavo Hormiga (who, despite his name, is an arachnologist) and William G. Eberhard, on the surprising diversity of linyphiid and pimoid spiderwebs. Includes many photos of some fantastic spider architecture. :OpenAccess: https://doi.org/10.3099/MCZ75
Also featuring this fantastic line…
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@ianrosewrites I'm getting #Linyphiidae vibes…but marcmilne on iNaturalist would know more.