Neriene montana(12 August 2013)
Photo Location Archive: Lower Radley
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Splayed Deer Fly
Chrysops caecutiens, a horsefly(22 July 2013)
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Fly Bug
Fly Bug (Reduvius personatus)(19 July 2013)
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Salticus cingulatus, a jumping/zebra spider
Salticus cingulatus(07 June 2013)
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Crossocerus megacephalus
Crossocerus megacephalus – a digger wasp(with prey, in vicinity of nest, 02 August 2012)
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Anopheles Mosquito
Anopheles maculipennis spp. which is a species complex comprising Anopheles atroparvus and Anopheles messeae. The former is more likely to come into houses, which is where this one was found. (Identification by Tony Irwin, www.diptera.info) Any mosquito is unwelcome, and this one more than most. In warmer climates, it is a vector for …
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Red-sided Sector Spider – female
Zygiella atrica – female(On outside of building, though it is more commonly found away from houses, 24 March 2011)
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Yellow Legged Mining Bee
Andrena flavipes – a mining bee(23 March 2011)
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Lace Weaver Spider – female
Amaurobius similis – female(indoors, 17 February 2011)
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Small House Spider
Tegenaria domestica – male(19 August 2010) This spider, found indoors, was identified mainly on the basis of its size. At 7mm, it is distinctly smaller than a male T. gigantea=duellica. The spiders forelegs are in contact with another spider under the skirting board, and the spider was determined to maintain that contact, …
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