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Juergen Peters
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Hello!

I'm not sure, whether this is a "normal" Calliphora vicina. Its face seems rather dark to me, but it's clearly not C. vomitoria. Perhaps another species? Found last night at house (Ostwestfalen/Germany), caught by a sector spider.


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Correct, it's vicina, by far the most common species


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Zeegers wrote:
Correct, it's vicina, by far the most common species


Thanks, Theo! I had hoped it could be one of the rarer winter species. Still looking more closely at each Calliphora these days - hoping I will some day find one of them... Wink
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Really this is the time for adult Zygiella Smile We have lots of Zygiella x-notata. Wink
 
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Hello, Jorge!

jorgemotalmeida wrote:
We have lots of Zygiella x-notata. Wink


We, too. Can't remember such numbers of them (although they are always numerous around the house). Even overexceed the number of Nuctenea umbratica now. Shock
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Nuctenea umbratica - very common in Pinus spp. awkward
It seems a little (ok?) like one of my favorite spider families: Trochanteriidae Grin (not palearctic though Sad )
 
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