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Wildlife of southern Sweden

Discussion in 'Field Trips (Natural Habitats)' started by Phalagorn, Jun 9, 2007.

  1. Jun 9, 2007 #1
    Phalagorn

    Phalagorn Arachnoknight Old Timer

    Malmö, Sweden
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    Cicindela campestris

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    Inachis io

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    Pardosa sp., probably P. amentata

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    Salticus scenicus

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    Anophius viaticus?

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    Donacia aquatica

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    Lacerta vivipara

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    Anguis fragilis

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    Immelnsjön (Mjönäs)

    Amaurobius fenestralis

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    Pardosa lugubris

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    Bergahållan (Oppmanna)

    Ectobius lapponicus

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    Kullaberg

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    Alopecosa pulverulenta

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    Polyzonium germanicum

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    Atypus affinis.

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    Polyommatus icarus, male

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    Polyommatus icarus, female

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    Lycaena phlaeas

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    Hemaris fuciformis

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    Libellula quadrimaculata

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    Aeshna sp.

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    Cicindela campestris

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    Mating.

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    Cetonia aurata

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    Melolontha melolontha

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    Dorcus parallelopipedus

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    Graphosoma lineatum

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    Sinodendron cylindricum

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    Potosia aeruginosa.

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    Anguis fragilis

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  2. Jun 9, 2007 #2
    syndicate

    syndicate Arachnoemperor Old Timer

    USA
    once again awesome pictures man.i like that little Atypus.what camera/lens u using btw?
     
  3. Jun 9, 2007 #3
    beetleman

    beetleman Arachnoking Old Timer

    :clap: very awesome pics!
     
  4. Jun 10, 2007 #4
    Phalagorn

    Phalagorn Arachnoknight Old Timer

    Malmö, Sweden
    Thanks,
    I use Nikon D80, Tamron SP AF90mm F/2.8 Di 1:1 Macro
     
  5. Jun 12, 2007 #5
    demode

    demode Arachnosquire

    Sweden
    Nice pics man! I've seen them before somewhere *g* :? {D
     
  6. Jun 12, 2007 #6
    ChrisNCT

    ChrisNCT ChrisinTennessee Arachnosupporter

    Arlington, Tennessee
    Very nice pics!
     
  7. Jun 12, 2007 #7
    ornata

    ornata Arachnoknight

    Norway
    nice pictures:)

    Do you think I will get so nice makro pictures with a fujifilm finepix s6500fd(digital, super zoom):?
     
  8. Jun 13, 2007 #8
    M.F.Bagaturov

    M.F.Bagaturov Arachnoprince Old Timer

    St.Petersburg, Moscow, Russia
    Hi Stefan!

    Really a cool pics and nature is quite reminds me the same of St.-Petersburg area... except that Atypus...
    I would say the flower beetle You call as Potosia (cetonischema) aeruginosa ID'd incorrectly - this is most possible is Potosia cuprea ssp. (maybe cuprea metallica).
    The "dung beetle" is Phelotrupes stercorarius and Chrysomelidae is maybe some species from the genus Clitra.
    Thanks for sharing this!
     
  9. Jun 13, 2007 #9
    Phalagorn

    Phalagorn Arachnoknight Old Timer

    Malmö, Sweden
    Thanks for the info Mikhail. :)
     
  10. Jun 14, 2007 #10
    M.F.Bagaturov

    M.F.Bagaturov Arachnoprince Old Timer

    St.Petersburg, Moscow, Russia
    My pleasure, Stefan!
     
  11. Jun 14, 2007 #11
    arrowhd

    arrowhd Arachnolord Old Timer

    SW MO
    What a beautiful country.
     
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