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L. brevirostris ?
SteveNic
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Posted on 10-06-2009 10:13
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Hi

Another robber from mid-Wales, seen in my garden on June 9th 2009. Upland area, surrounding habitat is a mixture of grazing land and mixed woodland. Is it an usually dark, male Leptarthrus brevirostris ?

Forgot to say length ~10mm

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Hind tarsus fits that of that species.
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Thanks Paul,

It was the hind tarsus that made me think L.brevirostris, but none of the images or descriptions I could find showed it as being so black.

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It is very dark. Perhaps a little greasy...?
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