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Hybotidae Ocydromia glabricula?
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Posted on 20-10-2009 15:24
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 Hi,

This looks like a female Ocydromia glabricula to me, could it be anything else?

Taken on 18th October a few miles south of Lincoln UK.

Thanks, JanetSmile
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 A male.
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 Oh I got the gender wrong! Grin

Thanks again Paul!
 
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 I was a little hasty, it is a female. Sorry.
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 Aaah, thanks for the correction. I ws admittedly quite puzzled! Wink
 
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 I looked through my masses of pics from this year, looks like I have more pics of the same one in June but with a slightly less swollen abdomen.
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 Same animal..
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 I have pics of the male too, at least I think they are. Smile

I took pics on 4 different dates in May and June, I will upload 3 of them. If you would like me to upload any of the male and female pics let me know, I don't want to crowd the gallery.

This one 15th May
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