Some true spiders

Dark Raptor

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Lycosidae




I don't know that specie


Salticidae, juvenile (2 - 3mm bodylenght)


Opilio sp.


Tegenaria sp.



Argiope bruennichi
 
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Very nice macros! I especially like the composure of your harvestman pic. What camera are you using?
 
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Hi Dark Raptor,

the Lycosidae look very "Pardosalike" to me, but lykosids are kind of difficult just from the overall habitus, at least for me.
The yellow Thomisidae is a Xysticus sp i'd say.
Nice pics btw!

greets
Bernhard
 
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Real nice pics there. Are they all native species to your area?
 
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maxamillian said:
Real nice pics there. Are they all native species to your area?
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Yes, all of them.
We've got more than 900 spider species in Poland (but this number is rather small if we compare it with southern Europe or tropical zones.
 
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Salticidae (not ID)




Araneus diadematus (I keep that female for more than a year)


 
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Here are true spiders I've captured today :) Help with ID will be appreciated (family level will be enough... but if you know genus or species that will be better :D )

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all those with a CP 5000? WOW, you are one GREAT photographer!!!!! what lenses did you use?
 
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Ganoderma said:
all those with a CP 5000? WOW, you are one GREAT photographer!!!!! what lenses did you use?
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In the last post I used Nikon D70s with Kenko MC7 x2 teleconverter and Nikkor micro 105/2.8 lens.

As I remember CP 5000 has build-in 7,1-21,4 mm (28-85mm)/2,8-4,8 lens. It is a good camera but with terribly slow AF and noise in highier ISO.
 
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all i have to say is WOW! gorgeous spiders and gorgeous pics!!!!!!
 
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Hi,

The first two pictures show a Pardosa sp., the ?spider on the next three pics is Pisaura mirabilis, followed by an Araneidae, the last one is a Linyphiidae.

The wolf-Spider in your previous post shows a Trochosa sp..

cheers
Bernhard
 
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Thank you Dark Raptor!

I wish i knew as much about spiders as you evidently know about beetles!

greets
Bernhard
 
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Those are some absolutly beatitful pics. NIce looking spiders too !
 
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First unknown spider is Pisaura mirabilis. Second may be some Steadota sp. ;) Gr8 photos
 
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