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Spiders

Huntsman spiders (Sparassidae)
Jumping or peacock spiders (Salticidae)
Wolf spiders (Lycosidae)
Other hunting spiders
Orb-weaving spiders (several families)
Trapdoor, Funnelweb or Mouse spiders (Mygalomorphae)
Other web-building spiders
Water spiders (Pisauridae)

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Cryptachaea veruculata (Diamondback comb-footed spider) at Macgregor, ACT - 23 Jan 2025 by AlisonMilton

Cryptachaea veruculata

Cryptachaea veruculata (Diamondback comb-footed spider) at Macgregor, ACT - 23 Jan 2025 by AlisonMilton

Cryptachaea veruculata

Austracantha minax (Christmas Spider, Jewel Spider) at Macgregor, ACT - 23 Jan 2025 by AlisonMilton

Austracantha minax

Neosparassus calligaster (Beautiful Badge Huntsman) at Macgregor, ACT - 23 Jan 2025 by AlisonMilton

Neosparassus calligaster

Salticidae (family) (Jumping spider) at Macgregor, ACT - 23 Jan 2025 by AlisonMilton

Salticidae (family)

Euryopis umbilicata (Striped tick spider) at Macgregor, ACT - 23 Jan 2025 by AlisonMilton

Euryopis umbilicata

Thomisidae (family) (Unidentified Crab spider or Flower spider) at Macgregor, ACT - 23 Jan 2025 by AlisonMilton

Thomisidae (family)

Oxyopes sp. (genus) (Lynx spider) at Macgregor, ACT - 23 Jan 2025 by AlisonMilton

Oxyopes sp. (genus)

Habronestes sp. (genus) (An ant-eating spider) at Macgregor, ACT - 23 Jan 2025 by AlisonMilton

Habronestes sp. (genus)

Tamopsis sp. (genus) (Two-tailed spider) at Macgregor, ACT - 23 Jan 2025 by AlisonMilton

Tamopsis sp. (genus)

Helpis sp. (genus) (Unidentified Bronze Jumping Spider) at Macgregor, ACT - 14 Dec 2024 by Chorus

Helpis sp. (genus)

Dolophones sp. (genus) (Wrap-around spider) at Macgregor, ACT - 7 Dec 2024 by Jennybach

Dolophones sp. (genus)

Stephanopis sp. (genus) (Knobbly crab spider) at Macgregor, ACT - 23 Oct 2024 by AlisonMilton

Stephanopis sp. (genus)

Simaethula sp. (genus) (A jumping spider) at Macgregor, ACT - 1 Sep 2024 by NateKingsford

Simaethula sp. (genus)

Salticidae (family) (Jumping spider) at Macgregor, ACT - 30 Mar 2020 by Roger

Salticidae (family)

Cryptachaea veruculata (Diamondback comb-footed spider) at Macgregor, ACT - 23 Jan 2025 by AlisonMilton
Cryptachaea veruculata (Diamondback comb-footed spider) at Macgregor, ACT - 23 Jan 2025 by AlisonMilton
Austracantha minax (Christmas Spider, Jewel Spider) at Macgregor, ACT - 23 Jan 2025 by AlisonMilton
Neosparassus calligaster (Beautiful Badge Huntsman) at Macgregor, ACT - 23 Jan 2025 by AlisonMilton
Salticidae (family) (Jumping spider) at Macgregor, ACT - 23 Jan 2025 by AlisonMilton
Euryopis umbilicata (Striped tick spider) at Macgregor, ACT - 23 Jan 2025 by AlisonMilton
Thomisidae (family) (Unidentified Crab spider or Flower spider) at Macgregor, ACT - 23 Jan 2025 by AlisonMilton
Oxyopes sp. (genus) (Lynx spider) at Macgregor, ACT - 23 Jan 2025 by AlisonMilton
Habronestes sp. (genus) (An ant-eating spider) at Macgregor, ACT - 23 Jan 2025 by AlisonMilton
Tamopsis sp. (genus) (Two-tailed spider) at Macgregor, ACT - 23 Jan 2025 by AlisonMilton
Helpis sp. (genus) (Unidentified Bronze Jumping Spider) at Macgregor, ACT - 14 Dec 2024 by Chorus
Dolophones sp. (genus) (Wrap-around spider) at Macgregor, ACT - 7 Dec 2024 by Jennybach
Stephanopis sp. (genus) (Knobbly crab spider) at Macgregor, ACT - 23 Oct 2024 by AlisonMilton
Simaethula sp. (genus) (A jumping spider) at Macgregor, ACT - 1 Sep 2024 by NateKingsford
Salticidae (family) (Jumping spider) at Macgregor, ACT - 30 Mar 2020 by Roger
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