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| Some years, the silver Y appears en masse and can cause great damage to crops. This population increase is due to migration. The silver Y is active from February to December. | | |
| | Sepsis fulgens are diurnal and active in Southern Europe from February-November and in Northern Europe from May to September/October. They prefer habitats such as forest edges, riverbanks, streams, lakes, meadows and wetlands, where they can often be found on foliage and flowers in the sun. They live on sweet nectar ... | | |
| | | Sepsis violacea prefer habitats such as deciduous forests, grasslands, dunes and water banks. It is very common in pastoral areas. The adults are active from February to October, and can very often be found on the plants Stellaria holostea and Tanacetum vulgare, whose nectar they live off. They can also be found on feces, which they land on not only to lay eggs, but also to eat (proteins, minerals). | | |
| | The adult (mature) Tetragnatha montana appear in the open from May to September and the earliest are already visible in February. They feed on flies and mosquitoes. It is for this purpose that they build small orb-webs (an upright web formed of threads radiating from a central point, crossed by radial links that spiral in from the edge) between branches and stems. The Tetrag... | | |
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