Ballooning spiders (Araneae) over the forest island in an agricultural landscape of Wielkopolska

Oleszczuk, Maria Anna; Karg, Jerzy

doi:10.3161/00159301FF2012.55.1.019

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Ballooning spiders (Araneae) over the forest island in an agricultural landscape of Wielkopolska Oleszczuk, Maria AnnaKarg, Jerzy

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Ballooning spiders (Araneae) over the forest island in an agricultural landscape of Wielkopolska

Fragmenta Faunistica, vol. 55, no. 1 ; Pająki Araneae migrujące drogą powietrzną nad wyspą leśną w krajobrazie rolniczym Wielkopolski ; Ballooning spiders in Wielkopolska

Oleszczuk, Maria Anna ; Karg, Jerzy

Polska Akademia Nauk. Muzeum i Instytut Zoologii

Museum and Institute of Zoology, PAS

Warszawa

2012

Bibliogr.: p. 23-24 ; P. 19-24 : ill. ; 25 cm ; Abstracts in Polish. Taxa in Latin

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spiders ; Aranei ; Araneae ; Arachnida ; arachnids ; aerial dispersal ; farmland ; habitat island ; midfield woods ; forest islands ; Dezydery Chłapowski Landscape Park ; Turew ; Poland ; phenology ; migrations ; ballooning spiders

The paper presents the data on ballooning spiders’ number and taxonomic composition caught on the height of 46 m above the ground in a mosaic agricultural landscape. The samples were collected from April to October 2009. The trap was placed on the meteorological tower over the midfield forest island in the village of Turew, Wielkopolska region in western Poland. 60 spider specimens were collected, represented by six families and seven species. The Linyphiidae was the most abundant. Juvenile specimens constituted 78 % of all recorded specimens. However, adult and quite large in body size Anyphaena accentuata and Philodromus praedatus were also recorded. Seasonal dispersion of families and species is discussed.

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