Hi everyone,
I thought some here might be interested in some of the inverts I have taken some pictures of. I recently got a phone with a macro camera on, it’s not brilliant, but it has kept me happy :lol2:. I would be greatly interested in opinions on identification on those I haven’t named, or correction on those I have, and other comments are welcome.
Grasshoppers
Blue-winged Grasshopper - Oedipoda caerulescens
Blue-winged Grasshopper - Oedipoda caerulescens
Angry Wasp
European Rhinoceros Beetle - Oryctes nasicornis
European Rhinoceros Beetle - Oryctes nasicornis
Spiders
Jumping Spider - Menemerus semilimbatus
Crab Spider - Thomisus onustus (?)
Crab Spider - Thomisus onustus (?)
White Wolf Spider - Lycosa sp.
Wolf Spider - Lycosa sp.
Wolf Spider - Lycosa sp.
Wolf Spider - Lycosa sp.
Wolf Spider - Lycosa sp.
And, the creme-de-la-creme (if it is what i think it is)
Spanish Tarantula - Ischnocolus sp.
Spanish Tarantula - Ischnocolus sp.
This last spider looked way too big to be a wolf, 3-4cm body size, with a leg span of 6-7cm, maybe mroe. I hope someone can confirm this as i have been trying to find one for 10 months.
No scorps im afraid, they dont seem to be present in this exact location:sad:
I hope some of you enjoy:2thumb:.
I thought some here might be interested in some of the inverts I have taken some pictures of. I recently got a phone with a macro camera on, it’s not brilliant, but it has kept me happy :lol2:. I would be greatly interested in opinions on identification on those I haven’t named, or correction on those I have, and other comments are welcome.
Grasshoppers
Blue-winged Grasshopper - Oedipoda caerulescens
Blue-winged Grasshopper - Oedipoda caerulescens
Angry Wasp
European Rhinoceros Beetle - Oryctes nasicornis
European Rhinoceros Beetle - Oryctes nasicornis
Spiders
Jumping Spider - Menemerus semilimbatus
Crab Spider - Thomisus onustus (?)
Crab Spider - Thomisus onustus (?)
White Wolf Spider - Lycosa sp.
Wolf Spider - Lycosa sp.
Wolf Spider - Lycosa sp.
Wolf Spider - Lycosa sp.
Wolf Spider - Lycosa sp.
And, the creme-de-la-creme (if it is what i think it is)
Spanish Tarantula - Ischnocolus sp.
Spanish Tarantula - Ischnocolus sp.
This last spider looked way too big to be a wolf, 3-4cm body size, with a leg span of 6-7cm, maybe mroe. I hope someone can confirm this as i have been trying to find one for 10 months.
No scorps im afraid, they dont seem to be present in this exact location:sad:
I hope some of you enjoy:2thumb:.