Posted by Smoggycb on 21-12-2009 16:00
#1
26th August 2008, mv trap in garden by saltmarsh and shingle.
Posted by Smoggycb on 21-12-2009 16:03
#2
Dorsal view. Tergite 4 seems to have additional discal bristles inward of the dark markings. Also fapical segment of front tarsus is pale at base.
L. falculata?
Posted by javanerkelens on 21-12-2009 18:48
#3
All femora predominantly black
Crossveins infuscated and flagellomere seems dark
Species left:
pallipalpis, alma. (ungulata+falcutata+costata=not collected yet in England)
Female of L.alma has abdomen black........
Female of L.pallipalpis ...i don't know...
So....L.falcutata could be....?
Just save it as unsurtain L.falcutata and try to collect more species (male !!!:D)and compare with each other.
Time will tell !
Or......Stephane can tel you more!?
Joke van Erkelens
Posted by Smoggycb on 21-12-2009 19:44
#4
Thanks Joke. I will keep my eyes open for males.
L. falculata, I have found out, is quite rare here, so it would be a nice find. We are aiming for 100 Red Data Book species of invertebrate on the reserve and this would be 99!