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Spiders (Araneae)
Orb-weaving spiders (several families)

Campbell Park Woodland species

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8 species

Araneidae (family) (Orb weaver)

Araneidae (family)
Araneidae (family)
Araneidae (family)
Araneidae (family)
Araneidae (family)
Araneidae (family)

Araneus albotriangulus (White-triangle orb weaver)

Araneus albotriangulus
Araneus albotriangulus
Araneus albotriangulus
Araneus albotriangulus
Araneus albotriangulus
Araneus albotriangulus

Araneus eburnus (Bush orb weaver)

Araneus eburnus
Araneus eburnus
Araneus eburnus
Araneus eburnus
Araneus eburnus
Araneus eburnus

Araneus hamiltoni (Hamilton's Orb Weaver)

Araneus hamiltoni
Araneus hamiltoni
Araneus hamiltoni
Araneus hamiltoni
Araneus hamiltoni
Araneus hamiltoni

Austracantha minax (Christmas Spider, Jewel Spider)

Austracantha minax
Austracantha minax
Austracantha minax
Austracantha minax
Austracantha minax
Austracantha minax

Cyrtophora moluccensis (Tent spider)

Cyrtophora moluccensis
Cyrtophora moluccensis
Cyrtophora moluccensis
Cyrtophora moluccensis
Cyrtophora moluccensis
Cyrtophora moluccensis

Plebs bradleyi (Enamelled spider)

Plebs bradleyi
Plebs bradleyi
Plebs bradleyi
Plebs bradleyi
Plebs bradleyi
Plebs bradleyi

Trichonephila edulis (Golden orb weaver)

Trichonephila edulis
Trichonephila edulis
Trichonephila edulis
Trichonephila edulis
Trichonephila edulis
Trichonephila edulis
Campbell Park Woodland

Species Richness Score (SRS)

910
  • Area (hectares) 43.83 ha
  • Survey Effort Score (SES) 62.09 sightings per ha

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