length 2.8 mm

As in the previous entry I'm showing the entire population of one leaf of a rubus bush, again with Ribautiana debilis adult and nymphs.

for the "host" mite:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/205153936

(body-) length about 3.8 mm

If "only" family level ID (Typhlocybinae) should be appropriate, please correct!

length 2.7 mm

I indicated that the specimen was alive (first three pictures).
The last two pictures indicate that this can change quickly (I do not know if this is the same individual).

length 2.2 mm

on ivy, hiding from me under Synophropsis lauri exuviae (pic2 shows its original position)

tentative Javesella opaca
feeding on mosses (liverworts)

Larve

oder Pantastiridius sp.?
9mm

6mm

5mm

feeding on Juncus inflexus

bottom one!

4,8mm on Acer

The spider hid from me on the underside of the leaf and an aphid strolled along from the leaf onto the spider's legs as if they were twigs...

on Quercus robur

in Kybos sp.

A larva overwintering with its spider host in leaf litter in a spruce forest. The spider body is 2.7 mm in length.