Ludivine Lamare

加入於:2020 8 月 23 最近活躍:2024 10 月 08 iNaturalist

Graduated in biology & ecology in Limoges, now undertaking a master's degree at the MNHN in Paris. I've been learning arachnology on the side as a hobbyist, essentially focused on harvestmen (Opiliones), particularly Dyspnoi and Phalangiidae. I mostly ID European species on here but feel free to tag me in any Opiliones observation if needed, I'm slowly trying to expand my knowledge to North African, Middle Eastern & Asian species.
Other than that, I'm also fond of spiders and myriapods.

You're free to use my photos in publications, for sci-comm. and other such content. If you do and/or need some info, please let me know.

I'm struggling to keep up with the pace of new observations at the moment. Please don't hesitate to tag me in the ones I missed.

Social media links and such

Arachnology Discord server by Julien Tchilinguirian (@jtch)

Below is a selection of resources for anyone wanting to get into opilionology or simply trying to get better at IDing them.


WCO & Omnipaper :

Other websites :

Books :

  • Iorio, E. & Delfosse, E., 2016. Les opilions de la moitié nord dela France (Arachnida: Opiliones). Mémoires de la Société Linnéenne de Bordeaux, 17 : 1-72.
  • Hillyard, P. D., 2005. « Harvestmen ». In : Synopses of the British Fauna, 4 (third edition), p. 1-167.
  • Martens, J., 1978. Spinnentiere, Arachnida: Weberknechte, Opiliones. Die Tierwelt Deutschlands. Vol 64. G. Fisher Verlag Jena, 464 pp.
  • Pinto-da-Rocha, R., Machado, G., Giribet, G., 2007. Harvestmen : The Biology of Opiliones, Harvard University Press, 597 pp.
  • Wijnhoven, H., 2009. De Nederlandse hooiwagens (Opiliones). Entomologische Tabellen, 3, 118 pp.

Personal shortcuts :
Opiliones (Europe)

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