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Liebe Christin, ich hab ihn mir angesehen. Er sieht richtig zerbrechlich aus mit seinen langen dünnen Beinen. Um alles drauf zu bekommen, muss man ihn schon von weiter weg fotografieren. Es ist dir gut gelungen. Liebe Grüße v. Wiegand
Vielen Dank Wiegand. Was meinst Du ist es wirklich ein einheimischer?
Ja die sehen nicht nur zerbrechlich aus sondern sind es auch. Die können sehr schnell Ihre Beine verlieren.
Liebe Grüsse Christin
Liebe Christin, ich hab noch einmal mit ObsIdentify dein eingestelltes Foto aufgenommen. ObsIdentify hat als Ergebnis mit 100% folgendes angezeigt: Braunrückenkanker (Leiobunum rotundum). Gemäß Wikipedia ist der Braunrückenkanker (Leiobunum rotundum) eine Art der Weberknechte und weit in Europa verbreitet. Es muss sich bei deinem Foto um ein männliches Exemplar handeln. Ich hoffe dir hiermit weitergeholfen zu haben. Liebe Grüße v. Wiegand
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