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Subgenus MonochamusObserver
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This photo was taken by Mrs. A. Renaud who agreed to post it on iNaturalist.
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Acherontia atroposObserver
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This specimen was found dead by Mrs. G. Bullano who agreed to post the observation on iNaturalist.
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Anaptychia ciliarisObserver
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It reminds me Evernia sp., but I need some help.
At about 1100 m, on oak.
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Genus PardosaObserver
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In the bush, sunny slope, at about 1100 m.
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Fungi (Kingdom Fungi)Observer
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Or other diseases... : (
On a leaf of Sorbus aria at 1100 - 1300 m.
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Boloria diaObserver
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Limestone rocks and bush at about 1300 m.
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Hyssopus officinalisObserver
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Near the bush, at about 1300 m.
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Genus LinyphiaObserver
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Linyphia cf triangularis (or tenuipalpis).
Woods near pastures / crops, at 900 m.
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Family SalticidaeObserver
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Ballus, Euophrys... a specimen with greyish body and red legs.
I'm sorry, these are the best photos I've got.
In the wood at 1250 m.
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Subfamily ZelotinaeObserver
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Body lenght about 4 mm, at 1250 m, in the wood.
The eyes arrangement reminds me some photos of Drassyllus.
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Order IxodidaObserver
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Mho: this tick reminds me some Dermacentor, I was thinking to a young one.
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Ephippiger diurnusObserver
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I mean like Barbitistes and similar species, but it's mho, any help will be welcome.
At about 1200 m.
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Viburnum lantanaObserver
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Or similar species, any help to id is welcome.
At about 1200 m.
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Synema globosumObserver
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Hind legs yellow...
Young female?
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Observer
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It reminds me Tettigonia viridissima, I wait for your remarks.
