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Tetragnatha sp. (genus)	10 Jul 2023	CarbonAI
Philoponella sp. (genus)	10 Jul 2023	natureguy
Unidentified	2 Jun 2020	LyndalT

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The striped legs were very obvious when it was running.

6 comments

Harrisi wrote:

4 Jun 2020

Due to small images not containing much detail I can only suggest either Stephanopis sp. or Philoponella sp. as my best guess, sorry.

LyndalT wrote:

5 Jun 2020

It kept running and hiding!! Hence the finger in the pics. It did have a humpy back like the philoponella, visible from side on

LyndalT wrote:

6 Jun 2020

I put the pics on the Australian Spider ID page on Facebook and they suggested s either Janula bicornis or Moneta australis

Harrisi wrote:

7 Jun 2020

Two I've never encountered nor heard of before, good use of resources Lyndal ! My money would be on Janula bicornis...

Hejor1 wrote:

8 Jul 2023

@Harrisi I think j. bicornis but I can’t find it on the list to suggest it. Has there been a taxon change?

https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/136383301 And https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/111408811

natureguy wrote:

10 Jul 2023

I suggested one of Stuarts suggestions to remove this one from showing up in "unidentified plants"

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1 - 3 Abundance
1 Jun 2020 01:08 PM Recorded on
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