A HISTORY OF KENT 



70. Linyph'ta pusilla, Sundevall. 

 Tunbridge Wells (T. R. R. S.). 



A smaller species than the last, with deep 

 black ventral region. The palpus in the 

 male sex has a long spiral spine. It spins 

 its web near the ground amongst herbage. 

 Known also as L. fuliginea, Blackwall. 



71. Linyphia montana (Clerck). 

 Tunbridge Wells (T. R. R. S.). 



A large species whose habits are similar to 

 those of triangularis. It is however often 

 found in conservatories and outhouses. Known 

 also as L. marginata, Blackwall. 



72. Linyphia hortensis, Sundevall. 

 Rusthall (T. R. R. S.). 



Not a common species, somewhat similar 

 to pusilla in general appearance and habits. 

 Known also as L. pratensis, Blackwall. 



73. Linyphia dathrata, Sundevall. 

 Yalding. 



Resembles montana, but is smaller. Very 

 common amongst herbage. Known also as 

 Neriene marginata, Blackwall. 



74. Linyphia peltata (Wider). 

 Hurst Wood (T. R. R. S.). 



A very small and common species found 

 amongst the foliage of trees and bushes in 

 the summer time. A variety is known also 

 as L. rubea, Blackwall. 



75. LabuIIa thoracica (Wider). 

 Yalding. 



Not uncommon in outhouses or under over- 

 hanging banks and rocks. The male is re- 

 markable for the enormously long spiral spine 

 on the palpal bulb. 



76. Stemonyphantes Uneatus (Linnaeus). 

 Hawkesbury, Tunbridge Wells (T. R. R. S.). 



Known also as Linyphia bucculenta, O. P.-C, 

 and Neriene trilineata, Blackwall. 



77. Drapetisca socio lis (Sundevall). 

 Hurst Wood (T R. R. S.). 



Not uncommon, often abundant, where it 

 occurs, sitting close to the bark of fir and 

 other trees. Known also under Linyphia. 



78. Lepthyphantes leprosus (Ohlert). 

 Yalding ; Tunbridge Wells (T. R. R. S.). 



A very common species in stables, haylofts, 

 and outhouses. Known also under Linyphia. 



79. Lepthyphantes nehulosus (Sundevall). 

 Tunbridge Wells (T. R. R. S.). 



A rarer and larger species found in similar 

 situations to the last. Known also as Liny- 

 phia vivax, Blackwall, and under Linyphia. 



80. Lepthyphantes hlachvallii, Kulczynski. 

 Tunbridge Wells (T. R. R. S.). 



Often very common at the roots of herb- 

 age in September. Known also as Linyphia 

 tenebricola (Wider), O. P.-C, and L. terricola, 

 O. P.-C. and Blackwall. 



81. Lepthyphantes tenuis (Blackwall). 

 Gravesend (F. P. S.). 



Very similar to the last species and found 

 under the same conditions. Known also as 

 Linyphia tenebricola, O. P.-C. 



82. Lepthyphantes minutus (Blackwall).' 

 Gravesend (F. P. S.). 



Known also under Linyphia. 



83. Bathyphantes pullatus (O. P.-Cambridge). 

 Yalding. 



Known also under Linyphia. Common in 

 marshy swamps. 



84. Bathyphantes nigrinus (Westring). 

 Tonbridge, Tunbridge Wells (T. R. R. S.). 



Known also as Linyphia pulla, Blackwall, 

 and also under Linyphia. Common in marshes 

 and swamps. 



85. Bathyphantes meadii (O. P.-Cambridge). 

 Tonbridge. 



Known also as Linyphia approximata (O. 

 P.-C). Common in localities similar to those 

 in which the last two species are found. 



86. Bathyphantes concokr (Wider). 

 Yalding. 



Known also as Theridion filipes, Blackwall, 

 and under Linyphia. 



87. Bathyphantes circumspectus (Blackwall). 

 Tonbridge. 



Known also under Linyphia. 



88. Bathyphantes dorsalis (Wider). 

 Tunbridge Wells (T. R. R. S.). 



Common on the foliage of trees and bushes 

 in the summer time. Known also under 

 Linyphia and as L. claytonia, Blackwall. 



89. PcEciloneta variegata (Blackwall). 

 Tunbridge Wells (T. R. R. S.). 



Known also under Linyphia and Neriene. 



90. Centromerus hicolor (Blackwall). 

 Tunbridge Wells (T. R. R. S.). 



Known also under Linyphia, Neriene and 

 Tmeticus. Common in September and Octo- 

 ber, running on palings in the bright sun- 

 shine. 



91. Microneta viaria (Blackwall). 

 Tonbridge. 



Known also under Neriene. 



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