
Appearance
While males are very similar to those of ''Eresus sandaliatus'' or ''Eresus cinnaberinus'' the females are up to 4 cm long. The females often have a red band on their opisthosoma. Adult males can be found from April to June.Naming
The species name is in honor of Charles Athanase Walckenaer.''Eresus walckenaeri moerens'' C. L. Koch, 1846Distribution
This species is found on the southern Balkans, in southern Italy, in Turkey and on islands of the Aegean Sea.References:
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