Pardosa palustris
These were found in pitfall traps in a heathland restoration site that was still in arable production last year. All the Lycosids at this site wre males of this species whereas other sites where I ran pitfall traps at the same time all produced other Pardosa species but not palustris.
, Stanton Heath, 11-12-May-25 (A) (1).jpg)
, Stanton Heath, 11-12-May-25 (A) (2).jpg)
, Stanton Heath, 11-12-May-25 (A) (3).jpg)
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, Stanton Heath, 11-12-May-25 (A) (5).jpg)
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, Stanton Heath, 11-12-May-25 (A) (7).jpg)
, Stanton Heath, 11-12-May-25 (B) (1).jpg)
, Stanton Heath, 11-12-May-25 (B) (2).jpg)
, Stanton Heath, 11-12-May-25 (B) (3).jpg)
, Stanton Heath, 11-12-May-25 (B) (4).jpg)
, Stanton Heath, 11-12-May-25 (C) (1).jpg)
, Stanton Heath, 11-12-May-25 (C) (2).jpg)
, Stanton Heath, 11-12-May-25 (D) (1).jpg)
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5x male Pardosa palustris showing pedipalps at various orientations, Wendling Beck Environment Project (Norfolk, UK), 11th-12th May 2025
This was also found in a pitfall trap.
, Gorgate, 25-26-Aug-25 (A) (1).jpg)
, Gorgate, 25-26-Aug-25 (A) (2).jpg)
, Gorgate, 25-26-Aug-25 (A) (3).jpg)
female Pardosa palustris showing epigyne from both sides, Wendling Beck Environment Project (Norfolk, UK), 25th-26th May 2025