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Paul Beuk
Photographed on some kind of exotic tree in a hotel garden in the East of the Netherlands on 23 September 2006. There were many of them in cracks and crevices all over the tree's trunk.
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Gerard Pennards
Nice fly: it is called Textrix denticulata (Agelenidae), Dutch name: Staartspin = Tail Spider, because of the long spinners, very common in stables, old houses etc, See you, Aart Noordam
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Gerard Pennards wrote:
Nice fly: it is called Textrix denticulata (Agelenidae), Dutch name: Staartspin = Tail Spider, because of the long spinners, very common in stables, old houses etc, See you, Aart Noordam


yes. Nice "fly" Smile a "fly" without wings and has 8 legs. Wink just kidding!!! I mistaked too before.

Now, seriously. I agree: this is an Agelenidae spider. Textrix sp. but how could you say is this denticulata?..
Edited by jorgemotalmeida on 30-09-2006 19:28
 
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Juergen Peters
Hello, Jorge!

but how could you say is this denticulata?..


Simply because it is the only Textrix species so far north? At least here in Germany it is the only recorded species, all other are (west)mediterranean.
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Jürgen

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jorgemotalmeida
ah... So very probable to be (99%) T. denticulata. It could be a new species. Smile But very, very improbable.

However here in Portugal we have 3 species of Textrix.

They are:
Textrix caudata L. Koch, 1872
Textrix denticulata (Olivier, 1789)
Textrix pinicola Simon, 1875

You could confirm in this very trust site. It is the only site in Portuguese totally and very trust about spiders:
http://aranhas.in...&Itemid=41

click on each species and you will spot a record of locations where these spiders were reported.
Edited by jorgemotalmeida on 01-10-2006 21:04
 
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Juergen Peters
Hello, Jorge!

jorgemotalmeida wrote:
You could confirm in this very trust site. It is the only site in Portuguese totally and very trust about spiders:
http://aranhas.info/index.php?option=com_content&task=category?ionid=4&id=67&Itemid=41


Interesting site! We have a rather similar here in Germany:

http://www.spider...index2.htm

The only species Textrix denticulata is nevertheless very widespread here:
0http://www.spide...EX_DEN.HTM
But I must admit, I never found one, yet.
Best regards,
Jürgen

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jorgemotalmeida
Interesting site! We have a rather similar here in Germany:

http://www.spider...index2.htm

The only species Textrix denticulata is nevertheless very widespread here:
0http://www.spide...EX_DEN.HTM
But I must admit, I never found one, yet.


Hi Juergen

I like the german site, but, I think it should have more info about spiders.
A friend of mine - professional arachnologist and biologist - is preparing a great new version of aranhas.info. It will be releasead very soon. I'm helping too to build the site with photos, distribution of spiders, biological specimens, revision , and other stuff. It will have many photos . If you see with care the best known regions are Algarve, Lisbon, Coimbra for Portugal. And Viseu will be very well known too. Smile

So far, there are known 47 spider families here. It is recognized 111 spider families over world by Platnik (awesome site he had).
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