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Triangular Spider

Arkys walckenaeri

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Field Notes

Description:

This tiny spider was found on the leaf of a Manna Gum. He wasn't letting go of his great catch, the fly is almost as big as he is. Would love to know more about this little fella if anyone knows anything.

Habitat:

Open volcanic bushland

Species ID Suggestions

Triangular Spider

Either Arkys clavatus OR Arkys lancerius

Reference Link
Apple
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Comments (8)
Apple
Glad I could help and provide you with enough details to continue the research. Spiders are so amazing and beautiful! It's so great to see spiders across the globe.
KarenL
Very nice! Welcome to the Community dainty green frog!
dainty_green_frog
Thanks Guys! Think it may be Arkys clavatus by the characteristics, especially the shape of the abdomen, thanks for your help Apple.
Apple
Here is another link that will provide you with information: http://www.arachne.org.au/01_cms/details.asp?ID=2488

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International Spider Survey
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Interaction between different species of Arthropods
Photographed
PublishedJanuary 8, 2012

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