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Micaria subopaca
Pine-tree ant-spider Micaria subopaca
Female Micaria subopaca.
(Found: Nyköping Sörmland Sweden. May 2008 )


Pine-tree ant-spider Micaria subopaca
Female Micaria subopaca from the side.
(Found: Nyköping Sörmland Sweden. May 2008 )


Pine-tree ant-spider Micaria subopaca
Male Micaria subopaca.
(Found: Jönåker Sörmland Sweden. Aug 2008 )


Pine-tree ant-spider Micaria subopaca
Close-up of a female Micaria subopaca. Note the light stripe on the back leg, the white dots where the legs connect to the body and the white hairs on the head.
(Found: Nyköping Sörmland Sweden. May 2008 )


Pine-tree ant-spider Micaria subopaca
Female Micaria subopaca, head-on view.
(Found: Nyköping Sörmland Sweden. May 2008 )


Pine-tree ant-spider Micaria subopaca
Male Micaria subopaca, head-on view.
(Found: Nyköping Sörmland Sweden. Aug 2008 )


Pine-tree ant-spider Micaria subopaca
Female Micaria subopaca from below.
(Found: Nyköping Sörmland Sweden. May 2008 )


Pine-tree ant-spider Micaria subopaca
Male Micaria subopaca from below.
(Found: Jönåker Sörmland Sweden. Aug 2008 )


Pine-tree ant-spider Micaria subopaca
Male Micaria subopaca Close-up of palp.
(Found: Jönåker Sörmland Sweden. Aug 2008 )


Pine-tree ant-spider Micaria subopaca
Female Micaria subopaca, around 3 mm.
(Found: Nyköping Sörmland Sweden. May 2008 )


Pine-tree ant-spider Micaria subopaca
Male Micaria subopaca, around 3 mm.
(Found: Nyköping Sörmland Sweden. Aug 2008 )


Facts:
Family:
Gnaphosidae
Scientific name:
Micaria subopaca
Common name:
Pine-tree ant-spider

The Ground spider Micaria silesiaca. Note the white interrupted line on the middle of the abdomen.
 
 
 

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