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EmmaCollins wrote:
Yesterday
Could be female Stephanopis barbipes or Sidymella lobata

Thomisidae (family)
NateKingsford wrote:
Yesterday
Asianopis egg sacs are larger, smoother in texture, don't have the long tail attaching it to something and are in the same web as the adult that made it

Tamopsis sp. (genus)
9 Jan 2025
Lozenge shaped?

Lehtinelagia prasina
EathanDouglas wrote:
8 Jan 2025
There are some records on INaturalist around the ACT that are ID'd as Zorinae (a subfamily within Miturgidae) due to conflicting identifications with Argoctenus which are a similar genus, I don't know too much about them but only one species has been described from WA in 1909 so there's work to be done on the genus, these are likely undescribed.

Miturgidae (family)
EmmaCollins wrote:
8 Jan 2025
Possibly another Elassoctenus sp.

Miturgidae (family)
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