Hi,
I'm new to the board, not really an arachnid or even invert guy but nonetheless, when out searching for other critters I do notice, appreciate and from time to time even photograph at least some of the invertebrate fauna surrounding me. I stumbled across this board more or less by accident in my quest for an ID of a couple of troublesome specimens and figured you might enjoy a little of what I've chanced upon over the past few years so here's a small sample.
As you'll notice there are a few that lack an ID or only have one to the level of genus. I'd appreciate very much if any of you can help put a name to these. All those without complete ID are from Israel.
Spiders
Eusparassus walckenaeri
Argiope bruennichi
Philaeus chrysops
Cerbalus sp.
Scorpions
Leiurus quinquestriatus
Buthotus judaicus
Nebo hierichonticus
Buthacus sp.
Androctonus sp.
Solpugids:
?
?
OK, that was a little taste of the arachnids. Maybe I'll get around to some of the other inverts some other time.
Cheers,
Kristian
:biggrin:
I'm new to the board, not really an arachnid or even invert guy but nonetheless, when out searching for other critters I do notice, appreciate and from time to time even photograph at least some of the invertebrate fauna surrounding me. I stumbled across this board more or less by accident in my quest for an ID of a couple of troublesome specimens and figured you might enjoy a little of what I've chanced upon over the past few years so here's a small sample.
As you'll notice there are a few that lack an ID or only have one to the level of genus. I'd appreciate very much if any of you can help put a name to these. All those without complete ID are from Israel.
Spiders
Eusparassus walckenaeri
Argiope bruennichi
Philaeus chrysops
Cerbalus sp.
Scorpions
Leiurus quinquestriatus
Buthotus judaicus
Nebo hierichonticus
Buthacus sp.
Androctonus sp.
Solpugids:
?
?
OK, that was a little taste of the arachnids. Maybe I'll get around to some of the other inverts some other time.
Cheers,
Kristian
:biggrin: