Condominium stone.

[Raffaele Falato]

Gorgoglione, province of Matera, Basilicata, southern Italy.
One morning in early June.
All together passionately.
Can you identify the 3 spiders (not a question of determination)?
The one on the left has to do with one of the other two.
The central one is easy, the right one a little less but very common.
Never seen anything like it before.

Raf


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[Jonathan Neumann]

The middle one is cleaf for sure

The right one I would have said Gnaphosidae and the left maybe Agelenidae. But when you said the left one has to do with the others, its maybe an araneophag species, so maybe cybra?

[Raffaele Falato]

Hi Jon,
two out of three. 
On the right Drassodes sp., in the middle Philaeus chrysops male (obviously), on the left Philaeus chrysops female.
If I had not seen it with my own eyes, I would never have believed such promiscuity possible.
After a few minutes, the spiders emerged quietly from their shelters and each took their own way.
Like in a condominium.
Greetings.
Raf

[Sylvia Voss]

  
fantastic!
Mille grazie Raf!
Tanti cari saluti
Sylvia