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Seite 2 von 2 1 2 | | | | Fertilized females drop their eggs from the air onto grasslands. The caterpillars have a body length of about 25 mm and are greyish-brown to red in colour with fine, dark spots.They have a dark longitudinal line on their backs. The caterpillars live on Poaceae or Cyperaceae, which grow in the sh... | | |
| | Chaoboridae larvae have no breathing holes on their abdomen and , breathe through their skin. On the 7th segment of the abdomen are air bags through which they can be kept in water to rise in the balance, with varying the level. By making jerky movements with their entire bodies the larvae can move backwards and forwards. The larvae often occur in large swarms. | | |
| | | ...s and even in buildings. They eat fungi, spores, algae and lichens. Occasionally they also eat dead insects. Booklice need a medium to high humidity and temperatures over 15 degrees Celsius and are capable of absorbing water vapour directly from the air. New buildings and buildings with mould infestations are a favourite habitat of booklice. Here the booklice increase the spread of the mould. They can also cause allergies, although this is mainly due to their excretory products. | | |
| | Fertilized females lay their eggs from the air, dropping 20 - 30 of them, each about 0. 5 mm in length, into vegetated waters. The larvae need to stay at the bottom of the water for about 1 year in order to develop. They live off captured micro-organisms until they are about 19 mm in length. At ... | | |
| | ... shy and always maintains a greater flight distance. Females usually remain hidden in the riparian vegetation and only rarely appear. They hunt in the evening and can only be observed flying in daylight during the mating season. Mating starts in the air and is completed after 5 - 10 minutes on a solid surface, on the ground or on plant parts. | | |
| | Mating takes place in late spring or early summer in sunny weather. The fertilized females lay their eggs from the air while clinging to the male (tandem flight). The eggs are attached to plant parts located under the surface of the water. | | |
| | ...bibionids, which are active in September. Bibio clavipes feed on nectar and honeydew and do not sting.
Bibio clavipes reproduce once a year. During mating season, partners come together in large swarms. Fertilization of the females starts in the air and is completed on the ground. | | |
| | ... leaf (folium). The edges of the folium are usually strongly undulated, but on some specimens they appear only slightly sinuous. In the centre of the folium, which is often darker on the males than on the females), white spots are visible, often in pairs. The legs of the Pachygnatha listeri are reddish or brownish in colour, long, shiny and without spikes or markings.
Pachygnatha listeri prefer wet and shady habitats, but can also cope with drier environments. . They can be found in the open air (in humid forests or bush land) as well as in buildings and mainly live on the soil under stones, leaves or moss. | | |
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