Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Xysticus ID, please
Posted by treebeard on 01-05-2018 06:03
#1
Banska Bystrica, 29.04.2018, field road, 500 m.a.s.l.
Quite a large specimen (larger than "normal" Xysticus sp.), it lacks apattern on abdomen typical for the most of Xysticus species.
Thank you in advance
Matej
Edited by treebeard on 01-05-2018 06:17
Posted by treebeard on 01-05-2018 06:07
#2
on this picture, the rear part of cephalothorax is visible - a pale V-shaped spot
Posted by treebeard on 01-05-2018 06:08
#3
and a "portrait"
Posted by johnes81 on 11-05-2018 12:03
#4
I only id spiders by genitalia if they are not easily recognized.
Xysticus are difficult and prone to error in judgement. Thus, i am just offering an opinion:
I think that
Xysticus acerbus is a possibility.
Again, i have trouble identifying certain spiders by photo. I always id most
Xysticus by genitalia.
Posted by Juergen Peters on 11-05-2018 20:16
#5
Hello,
johnes81 wrote:
I think that Xysticus acerbus is a possibility.
very likely.
Posted by treebeard on 11-05-2018 20:29
#6
Thanks both of you